Racing Queensland’s Investment Growth Plan outlines the investment of $28.9 million in funding over the next two years, made possible through the Palaszczuk Government’s Budget commitment of an anticipated $41.3 million to Queensland racing through the Point of Consumption Tax (POCT).

The Australian Hotels Association (AHA) has welcomed the announcement of additional support for New South Wales and Victoria in response to their lockdowns and trading restrictions.  AHA CEO Stephen Ferguson commended the Federal and State Governments for providing critical relief to more businesses...

The timeline for the delivery of the Perth Casino Royal Commission's final report has been extended to March 4, 2022 following a request from Commissioners for more time to carry out their investigations.

A four-year plan to prevent and minimise gambling harm to Queenslanders, families, and local communities has been released by the Palaszczuk Government during Responsible Gambling Awareness Week (RGAW) 2021.

Tasmanian Minister for Racing, Jane Howlett, has commented on improved training for apprentice jockeys and other racing industry career opportunities. Racing is a critical industry for Tasmania, generating more than $103 million a year in economic activity in the State, particularly benefiting rural...

Tasmanian Minister for Racing, Jane Howlett, has commented on improved training for apprentice jockeys and other racing industry career opportunities. Racing is a critical industry for Tasmania, generating more than $103 million a year in economic activity in the State, particularly benefiting rural...

Lotterywest has announced a record-breaking year in 2020-21, with a return of $864.9 million to the Western Australian community in grants and lottery prizes. This includes $313.4 million that has gone to support the WA community through statutory and direct grants - the highest ever achieved.

The NSW government has announced $4.2 million for the construction of a new harness racing training centre in Bathurst and assistance to re-home former harness racing horses retiring from the sport.

The Tasmanian government is delivering infrastructure upgrades to meet the growing needs of today’s racing participants, as well as the next generation. They have announced further detail about the $3 million investment into one-off infrastructure upgrades.

The Tasmanian government has released proposed amendments to the Gaming Control Act 1993 for public consultation.  Proposed reforms include individual licences to operate EGMS in hotels and clubs, a reduction in the state-wide cap for EGMs of 150, and two new high roller non-resident casino licences...