Labor and Coalition poised to reach deal on gambling reforms in Australia
Australian Labor and the Coalition are nearing a legislative deal on gambling reforms following the introduction of an opt-out register for online advertising, which Treasurer Jim Chalmers describes as very substantial changes.
- Labor and the Coalition are poised to reach a legislative deal on gambling reforms.
- Communications Minister Anika Wells introduced an opt-out register for online advertising.
- Treasurer Jim Chalmers calls proposed gambling ad amendments very substantial changes.
- An opt-out register and stricter enforcement of inducements are under consideration.
Sources
- The Guardian — Australia politics live: Labor and Coalition party rooms to consider deal on gambling ads; Labor wants to adopt AI ‘everywhere we can’
- Politico — The island, the letters, the loos
- The Guardian — Labor pledges opt-out register for online gambling ads akin to Do Not Call register for spam calls