Aristocrat Leisure has won urgent orders stopping its head of game design from using any of the 6800 files he allegedly downloaded from the group’s servers.
It’s fuelled by a tsunami of advertising that dominates our sporting events and saturates the media we consume.
As a growing number of MPs spoke in favour of an all-out ban,betting giant Tabcorp this month inked deals with the Brisbane Broncos and Parramatta Eels.
Anti-gambling advocates including the Salvation Army,Suicide Prevention Australia and Anglicare want the Albanese government to phase out wagering ads.
The historic club is under financial hardship from its poker machines,but a vote on Wednesday night to sell it was blocked when a majority could not be reached.
A phased ban on gambling advertising drove Labor MP Peta Murphy until her death this week. How willing is federal cabinet to see her work completed?
In a country obsessed with punting,wagering businesses are making less money.
The opposition leader will on Friday seize on Communications Minister Michelle Rowland’s reluctance to immediately commit to minimum age rules.
Almost 35 per cent of shareholders voted against the wagering giant’s remuneration plan,arguing it did not match the company’s size and performance since demerging from The Lottery Corporation.
Betr has paid $40 million to thousands of customers following an expensive and controversial launch offer.
The $10 billion lotteries giant has urged the Senate to allow its customers to continue using credit cards to buy scratchies due to “low harm”.