The Australian Hotels Association sat on the advisory panel for gambling reform – but it has strongly rejected its final recommendations for account-based gaming.
The Herald has campaigned for poker machine reform for the past two years,and we have no intention of backing off.
Gamblers could still use cash and there would be no binding limit to the amount a poker machine player could spend under a draft proposal by the gambling reform panel.
The expert panel on cashless gaming is bound by confidentiality agreements not to discuss its recommendations. But a study released by one panel member gives an insight into its deliberations.
With a trial into mandatory cashless gaming plagued by problems,the NSW government has begun laying the groundwork to walk away from the policy.
The members of an upper north shore club unwittingly shouted the partners of their board directors a free overseas holiday – and then paid fringe benefits tax for the pleasure.
It will take more than winning Everest,the world’s richest horse race,to revive Tabcorp’s fortunes. The gambling giant needs some wins off the track.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has indicated the government will tighten its focus on gambling companies’ use of R&D tax credits,which can total tens of millions.
A former Parramatta supremo has attempted to rally support from friends and associates as well as figures from the club’s past.
Robert is one of the record number of Australians who have sought online gambling help in the past year. No state or territory made more requests than NSW.
The Star’s long-suffering investors have responded to the group’s $1.7 billion loss by sending the share price to just 25¢.