Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Negotiations are continuing over the government's gambling reform bills.
Labor is now offering an opt-out register for gambling ads and some restrictions on inducements.
But for the Greens and the crossbench, it still falls short.
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young was the deputy chair of the gambling inquiry. She spoke to Sarah Ferguson.
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Negotiations are continuing over the government's gambling reform bills.
Labor is now offering an opt-out register for gambling ads and some restrictions on inducements.
But for the Greens and the crossbench, it still falls short.
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young was the deputy chair of the gambling inquiry. She spoke to Sarah Ferguson.
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