Casino operator proceeds set to strengthen its balance sheet and financial flexibility.
The Department of Internal Affairs has launched the first stage of New Zealand's online casino licensing process, with operators required to meet strict financial, ownership and compliance checks before progressing to a competitive auction.
Australia's communications regulator has expanded its enforcement action against illegal online gambling, requesting ISPs to block 10 additional websites found to be operating in breach of national gambling laws.
Victoria and Cambodia's gambling regulators exchanged expertise focused on casino oversight and responsible gambling.
The five-year agreement also expands Tabcorp’s MAX gaming services across four states, while negotiations continue with the 300-venue ALH Group.
The agreement extends key commercial arrangements until 2031 and hands Racing NSW responsibility for Sky Thoroughbred Central as the industry seeks to strengthen wagering revenue and audience reach.
The Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission says it was not consulted on the Government's latest pokies reforms and has warned that key measures may have the opposite effect on harm minimisation.
Reports of scambling increased to 806 cases in 2025, with losses rising up to AU$1.6m.
Crawford played a key role in strengthening casino oversight, including the NICC’s response to the Bell inquiries into The Star.
The case adds to regulatory scrutiny of registered club governance in NSW, where procurement, property transactions and gaming compliance remain enforcement priorities.