The Tasmanian government has announced a suite of new harm minimisation measures to be implemented across hotels, clubs, and casinos, aiming to "reduce red tape and regulation".

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The Tasmanian Government is implementing new harm minimisation measures for electronic gaming machines (EGMs) in hotels and ...

The Tasmanian Government is delivering a strong suite of new harm minimisation measures for electronic gaming machines in hotels and clubs. New measures include longer closing hours for gaming areas ...

The digital landscape has revolutionized many industries, and online gambling is no exception. With revenues soaring into the billions, the accessibility and convenience of online casinos, like those ...

A public-health perspective on problem gambling has been advocated (Korn et al. 2003; Korn and Shaffer 1999; Messerlian et al. 2005). In addition to addressing prevention and treatment, this view ...

A ban on gambling advertising would pass parliament with a conscience vote, according to a Labor MP in favour of tackling the issue as a matter of public health. The assessment by Macarthur MP Mike ...

The gambling industry in Australia is regulated by a two-pronged system. The Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (IGA) on the federal level is the legislation that forms the basis of online gambling. It ...