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• Gambling advertising and promotions before, during and after the initial COVID-19 lockdown and sports shutdown in Australia

  PDF — 7.4 MB — 16 July 2021

  The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the gambling industry through the temporary suspension of almost all sports codes world-wide, and the closure of hotels, clubs, casinos and betting shops. This study sought to measure the change in gambling industry advertising and promotion strategies caused by the pandemic, and their impact on consumers.

• Venue Support Program

  Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation

• Glossary

  Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation

  The Foundation glossary contains an alphabetical list of terms and definitions commonly used in relation to the gaming and gambling domain of knowledge.

  

• Venue Support Program

  Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation

• Identifying effective policy interventions to prevent gambling-related harm

  PDF — 1.2 MB — 21 June 2019

  The purpose of this project was to explore potential policy interventions to reduce gambling harm, drawing on existing gambling research, and evidence from other areas of public health.

• New rules to restrict gambling advertising during online streaming of live sport

  News — 3 September 2018

  The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has approved new rules restricting gambling advertising during live sport streamed online.

  

• Credit betting ban for online wagering providers to commence on 17 February

  News — 31 January 2018

  Legislative amendments to commence on 17 February 2018 will ban online wagering providers, such as online bookmakers, from offering credit to Australian punters. This includes offering punters a deferred settlement facility.

  

• Australian Racing Fact Book 2021–2022 edition published

  News — 11 January 2023

  Racing Australia recently published the latest edition of the Australian Racing Fact Book. A Guide to the Racing Industry in Australia 2021–2022 outlines the key results and statistics from the Australian thoroughbred sector. The fact book includes wagering turnover on thoroughbred racing.

  

• Race to win customers undermines responsible gambling

  Inside gambling — 14 October 2015

  Professor Nerilee Hing’s recent research looks at how sports betting operators entice customers to gamble more through offers, incentives and bonuses.

  

• Parents and adolescents discuss gambling advertising: a qualitative study

  PDF — 222.5 KB — 3 November 2014

  This study examines how parents and their adolescent children conceptualise gambling advertising. In particular, it examines how messages in advertising are interpreted and how these interpretations influence perceptions of the risks and benefits of different types of gambling.

• Gen Bet: Has gambling gatecrashed our teens?

  PDF — 2.9 MB — 6 March 2017

  This discussion paper considers how the gambling environment, marketing and the attitudes of family and friends influence the way young people feel and behave when it comes to gambling. It draws on a range of Australian and international research.

  

• Weighing up the odds: young men, sports and betting

  PDF — 3.8 MB — 17 July 2018

  Research suggests that the gambling environment in Australia is changing. Sports betting participation has grown substantially in recent years and is emerging as a significant contributor to problem gambling, especially among younger adult males.

• The risky business of online gambling

  News — 7 March 2023

  The Foundation has released a discussion paper – Gambling harm and the online gambling environment – that identifies critical issues needing attention in order to strengthen efforts to prevent and reduce gambling harm.

  

• Brand community and sports betting in Australia

  PDF — 838.4 KB — 1 December 2014

  This project explores the presence and use of brand community in relation to sports betting.

• Hawthorn Football Club required to make $66,000 donation for conducting unauthorised gambling

  News — 28 March 2017

  On 23 March 2017, the Melbourne Magistrates' Court ordered Hawthorn Football Club Ltd to comply with a diversion plan after the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation alleged the club had conducted unauthorised gambling at its approved venue trading as Vegas at Waverley Gardens between 28 and 31 March 2016.

  

• Key government bodies

  Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation

  The key Victorian and Australian government bodies and regulators associated with gambling include The Minister for Gaming and Liquor Regulation is Ms Melissa Horne, the Minister for Racing is Mr Martin Pakula, the Office of Liquor Gaming and Racing (OLGR), and the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR)

  

• Licensed venues map

  News — 10 June 2016

  The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation has upgraded its interactive map to include hotels and clubs with pokies, as well as Keno and wagering outlets.

  

• Front of mind with Louise Glanville

  News — 3 September 2018

  In this edition Louise discusses: The Foundation's third biennial conference—Gambling Harm 2018: Taking Action for Change, new research, Gambling Harm Awareness Week, awareness campaign 'The Talk', the formation of a lived experience advisory committee.

  

• Latest edition of Australian Gambling Statistics

  News — 9 October 2023

  This edition of Australian Gambling Statistics contains 2020–2021 gambling statistics for all Australian states and territories.

• Australian Racing Fact Book 2017–2018 edition published

  News — 24 January 2019

  A Guide to the Racing Industry in Australia 2017–2018 outlines the key results and statistics from the Australian thoroughbred sector.