An online gambling pilot program, launched on the 23rd October 2020 by the Gambling Treatment and Research Clinic, incorporates effective treatments used in the clinic, for people at home who have started to notice they have a gambling problem.

Minister for Gaming and Liquor Regulation Melissa Horne has announced extra funding for two Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation (VRGF) programs during Gambling Harm Awareness Week (19–25 October) - an additional $660,000 for migrant and refugee communities, and community sporting clubs.

Responsible Gambling Awareness Week 2020 runs from 19-25 October. It is a reminder to seek support if you feel your gambling behaviours are affecting finances, mental health or relationships. 

The Gaming Machines Amendment (Gambling Harm Minimisation) Bill 2020 will help registered clubs and hotels minimise gambling harm and provide support to gaming machine players.

Have your say on the proposed changes by 11:59pm 30 October 2020 by visiting the NSW Customer Service website. 

This GambleAware Week (19-25 October 2020), punters, their friends and families are being asked to consider how gambling behaviour has changed, moving out of social spaces and going behind screens – making it harder to spot the signs something is wrong.

AHA National CEO Stephen Ferguson has said that Victoria has over 26,000 businesses in the hospitality, accommodation and food services sector employing over 200,000 people and that continued delay in reopening the Victorian hospitality and accommodation sector is causing immense financial and...

October 5 to 11 is Responsible Gambling Awareness Week in the Northern Territory.  

In the NT anyone experiencing concerns about gambling is encouraged to reach out to Amity Community Services or call the Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858.

In an Australian first, the NSW Government has translated the complex rules of a NSW regulation into an open-source, digital rules engine to make compliance easy for customers. 

The Palaszczuk Government has today announced a $31.5 million commitment to the multimillion-dollar Gold Coast Turf Club redevelopment.

Victorians are being given more opportunities to prepare for the reopening of licensed venues with the Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) program to be available online.