Daina Oliver | Examiner Newspaper | March 4, 2021Nelson MLC Meg Webb has called for an independent review into the Tasmanian parliament workplace culture.It comes in response to the "distributing revelations" in other interstate parliaments, she said.While her call...
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called for an independent review into the Tasmanian Parliamentary workplace.
Brinley Duggan | Examiner Newspaper | February 6, 2021Â Â Â The future of gaming in Tasmania has sent stakeholders into a spin.The state government's future gaming policy was released for comment in February last year.The policy proposed limiting the number of pokies in...
David Killick | Mercury Newspaper | February 3, 2021  Resumption of reform process draws renewed flakCHANGES to Tasmania’s controversial gaming machine regulations are back on the agenda.Key elements of the reform process include allowing pubs and clubs to own and...
Media Release | February 2, 2021   Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called on the Gutwein Liberal Government to respond to the multitude of unanswered questions raised in submissions to its own Future Gaming Market (FGM) legislation.“The Gutwein...
Alexandra Humphreys | ABC News | February 2, 2021Â Â Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC says the Gutwein Liberal Government must respond to the multitude of unanswered questions raised in relation to its Future Gaming Market (FGM) legislation.Read more on Meg's...
Lucy Breaden | ABC Drive | January 29, 2021   Independent Member for Nelson, Meg Webb speaks with Lucy Breaden about the future of gaming in Tasmania and options for minimising harm on Poker Machines.More information on Pokies
Mat Maloney | Advocate | January 29, 2021Â Â Â The government is being urged to embed more effective consumer protections into its future gaming reforms legislation.Alliance for Gambling Reform chief advocate Tim Costello on Friday said Tasmania could lead the nation...
Matt Maloney | Examiner Newspaper | December 14, 2020Â Â Aurora Energy will face further financial headwinds next year, its chairwoman says.Mary O'Kane told a government business scrutiny committee on Monday the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic was yet to be...
This submission to the Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council’s (PESRAC) second and final phase of its terms of reference to provide advice to the Tasmanian government on strategies and initiatives to support the state’s short to medium, and...
