Study: Australian Women Concerned About the 'Normalization' of Gambling
24.03.2026 (15:36)
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A recent study conducted in Victoria showed that many women in Australia are cautious about how the gambling industry promotes itself through marketing and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Participants in the study expressed skepticism about the charitable campaigns of operators, viewing them more as a tool for reputation enhancement than a genuine attempt to reduce the harm of gambling.
The New South Wales government is implementing a voluntary code for the use of facial recognition technology in gambling.
The Star Entertainment Group has announced the appointment of Dave Whimpey as the interim CEO of The Star Brisbane complex.
Two former top executives of Star Entertainment have been found guilty of breaching the Corporations Act. The court ruling concerns improper management of money laundering risks.
BetMakers Technology Group showed an impressive financial leap in the first half of FY26, moving from a loss to a positive adjusted EBITDA of $6 million.
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