The AHA NSW and ClubsNSW are advanced in the development of facial recognition technology to help problem gamblers.  Dozens of clubs are already operating FRT systems and trials have been successfully completed in a number of NSW hotels.

In response to the revelations of the Bell Report, the NSW Independent Casino Commission (NICC) has decided to suspend The Star’s licence, fine the casino giant $100 million, and appoint a manager. The suspension comes into effect Friday 21 October.

For Gambling Harm Awareness Week 2022 Western Australians are being encouraged to recognise the warning signs of gambling-related harm and seek help. The new campaign "What are you gambling with?" targets online and in-person gambling with social media posts, radio adverts and online commercials.

The Palaszczuk Government has introduced tougher laws and stricter oversight of casino operators. Attorney-General & Minister for Justice Shannon Fentiman said the strong reforms contained in the Casino Control and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2022 will ensure casinos are operating lawfully.

GambleAware Week 2022 runs from 17 to 23 October. It raises awareness of the potential pitfalls of gambling and helps connect people at risk with support services. The NSW Government is encouraging people across the state to think about how gambling might be affecting them, or family and friends.

The Western Australian Government has announced the appointment of Assistant Commissioner Paul Steel as Independent Monitor to oversee remediation at Perth's casino following the Royal Commission Final Report handed down earlier this year.

Gambling inspectors will be trackside and in gaming venues across Victoria to target high-harm breaches during the Spring Racing Carnival. Inspectors will have zero tolerance if deliberate breaches are found and the VGCCC will take the appropriate regulatory and disciplinary action.

The State's first cashless gaming trial will begin today at Wests Newcastle with up to 200 members set to use ground-breaking digital technology which includes features to reduce risks of gambling harm and to protect against money laundering.

The Queensland Government has released the final report following the review of the Queensland operations of The Star Entertainment Group, along with its response.

The Queensland Government has announced it supports in principle all 12 recommendations of this review. 

Queensland Attorney-General, Shannon Fentiman, has announced the final report from the external review of the Queensland operations of The Star Entertainment Group from the Honourable Robert Gotterson has been submitted.

The Queensland Cabinet will now consider the report.