Coalition backs Australia's gambling ad opt-out register
Labor and the Coalition have reached an agreement to introduce a central register allowing Australians to opt out of online wagering advertising.
Labor and the Coalition have reached an agreement to introduce a central register allowing Australians to opt out of online wagering advertising.
Victorian regulator sets out a new strategy focused on earlier intervention, data-led regulation and reducing gambling harm.
Subject to remaining conditions being satisfied or waived, the deal is expected to become effective in late 2026 or early 2027.
The legislation would outlaw foreign-matched lottery services from 1 January 2027 and could place about 50 Gold Coast jobs at risk.
Cross-licensing agreement settles historic patent issues and provides long-term certainty in the Australian market.
The property’s Melbourne Transformation Plan will conclude in December, with Ed Domingo citing substantial harm minimisation progress.
PMU partners with BetMakers to expand French horseracing betting across international pool and fixed-odds markets.
Proposed amendments are expected to expand the bill's treatment of gambling inducements following allegations aired during a Senate inquiry involving Sportsbet and Tabcorp.
The proposed acquisition is aimed at accelerating Tabcorp's wagering technology strategy and expanding its global B2B business.
Stewart officially joins the Board as a Non-Executive Director after completing the required approvals.