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NSW: More Than 650 Gaming Machine Exemptions Revoked to Address Gambling Harm

The Minns Labor Government continues to reduce gambling harm by delivering on its commitment to remove outdated exemptions that enabled more than 650 pubs and clubs to operate gaming machines during standard shutdown hours. Following an announcement in December by the Minister for Gaming and Racing David Harris that exemptions would cease from 31 March […]

Light & Wonder to Showcase its Latest Gaming Innovations at AHGE 2026

Light & Wonder Inc. has announced that it will showcase its latest gaming innovations at the Australasian Hospitality & Gaming Expo (AHGE) in Brisbane, Australia March 25–26. The show offers operators an opportunity to get a first-hand look at the new COSMIC DUAL cabinet alongside a portfolio of high-performing game content, player engagement solutions and […]

Aristocrat Gaming to Participate in Australian Hospitality & Gaming Expo

Aristocrat Gaming is going to participate in the Australian Hospitality & Gaming Expo (AHG) this March. Taking place from the 25 – 26 March at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Aristocrat Gaming will give customers a first-class pass to see their brand-new line up of content for the Australian and New Zealand markets, […]

IGT Showcases Integrated Gaming, Systems, and FinTech Innovations Designed to Drive Growth at Australasian Hospitality and Gaming Expo 2026

IGT has announced that it will present a dynamic portfolio of games, systems and financial technology (FinTech) innovations at the 2026 Australasian Hospitality and Gaming Expo (AHG) in Brisbane, Queensland, March 25-26. In stand #9, IGT will highlight localised content and its unique capacity to integrate gaming systems and FinTech solutions to drive operational efficiency, […]

Regulating the Game Global Awards: First-Ever Winners Announced

Regulating the Game has declared the winners of the first RTG Global Awards, honoring exceptional leadership, stewardship, and excellence in gambling policy and regulation, safer gambling practices, compliance, technology, and community results. The Awards were created to recognize the people, groups, and innovations that significantly contribute to integrity, public trust, and sustainable progress in the […]

Liquor & Gaming NSW Targets Social Media Influencers Promoting Gambling Products

Liquor & Gaming NSW (L&GNSW) is putting gambling operators on notice that social media influencers are a key focus of its regulatory priorities for 2026. L&GNSW is responsible for monitoring online wagering and gaming machine advertising visible to the NSW community, including posts on social media, to ensure they comply with NSW laws. Hospitality […]

Tabcorp Pays $158,400 Penalty for Taking Illegal In-Play Sports Bets

Tabcorp Holdings Limited (Tabcorp) has paid a $158,400 penalty for taking online in-play sports bets, which is illegal in Australia. An Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) investigation found Tabcorp accepted 426 in-play bets across 32 tennis matches between February 2024 and June 2025. Online in-play betting, wagers made on a sporting event after […]

QCI Launches its Data Community Platform in Australia

Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI) has launched its Data Community platform in Australia, bringing unified consumer intelligence to the rapidly expanding $13 trillion global Fun Economy. By connecting venues, retailers and destination districts into a single interoperable ecosystem, the platform enables real-time insights, personalised engagement and seamless digital-to-physical experiences. The Data Community platform enables smarter staffing, […]

NSW: Hospitality and Racing Strategy 2026-28 and Regulatory Priorities 2026

Liquor & Gaming NSW has published the Hospitality and Racing Strategy 2026-28, setting a clear path for reducing harm, supporting responsible industry growth and meeting evolving community expectations. The Strategy outlines Hospitality and Racing’s vision, regulatory posture and strategic objectives. It outlines three strategic objectives which will guide the work to support communities, individuals and […]

ACMA Blocks More Illegal Online Gambling Websites

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has requested the Australian internet service providers (ISPs) to block more illegal online gambling sites, after investigations found these services to be operating in breach of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001. The latest sites blocked include: Lucky Mate Vegastars Wombet Cosmobet Fortune Play Fortunica Rolletto Velobet Website blocking […]

Konami’s SYNK Vision Named Finalist in Regulating the Game Global Awards 2026

Konami Gaming subsidiary Konami Australia is a finalist in the Regulating the Game Global Awards 2026, adjudicated by representatives from the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA), International Masters of Gaming Law (IMGL), The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) and Leagues Clubs Australia. Konami’s SYNK Vision biometric player tracking solution has been named a finalist for […]

ACMA: Six Wagering Providers Breach Gambling Self-Exclusion Rules

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has concluded six more investigations into licensed wagering providers for breaches of self-exclusion rules. The ACMA investigations found Tabcorp, LightningBet, Betfocus, TempleBet, Picklebet and BetChamps all failed to comply with rules that protect people who registered with BetStop – the National Self-Exclusion Register. The facts of each investigation […]

Finalists Announced for Inaugural Regulating the Game Global Awards Following Strong Global Engagement

Regulating the Game has today announced the finalists for the inaugural RTG Global Awards, following an exceptional level of interest, nominations and engagement in the first year of the program. The Global Awards were established to recognise regulatory and sector leadership, stewardship, and excellence across gambling policy and regulation, safer gambling, compliance, technology, and community […]

Regulating the Game 2026 Draft Program Unveiled, Spotlighting the Issues Shaping the Sector

Regulating the Game has published the draft program for its 2026 Sydney conference, outlining a comprehensive agenda of keynotes, featured addresses, panels, and expert masterclasses examining the most consequential regulatory, policy and operational issues facing the global gambling sector. Regulating the Game 2026 will be held 9–11 March 2026 at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth and […]

How to choose an online casino in Australia?

Online games have long occupied a firm place in the lives of many people. For someone it is a distraction from the constant routine of life, someone is just a fan of excitement and increased adrenaline in the blood, and many have long found in online casinos another method of financial gain. However, to […]

Australian Gaming Statistics: A Market Overview

Australia is the largest country in Oceania, with over 26 million inhabitants. Although Sidney is perhaps the most-known city (due to the Opera House building), its capital is Canberra. The country is well-known for its massive biodiversity, including unique marsupials like kangaroo or koala. Australia has a long term gambling tradition (it’s said that over 80% […]

GTGNetwork.com sign data and games deal with BetEasy

Agreement will see GTG Network.com deploy consumer-facing data platform with leading Australian bookmaker Data and technology provider GTGnetwork.com (GTG) has signed a deal with BetEasy to deploy GTG’s iSport Genius product and software. The ‘betting choice’ content-and-insights platform is designed to inform and educate customers about their choice of bet. iSport Genius’ interactive consumer-facing […]

Scientific Games reports record performance at Melbourne Cup

This year’s Melbourne Cup saw OpenSports hit a peak of 35,000 bets per minute for a single operator that is now hosted fully in the cloud. OpenSports is known for powering seamless player experiences for its partner operators through its proven, reliable and scalable OpenBet platform as seen across key sporting events across the […]

New laws could trigger a drop in unlicensed iGaming in Australia

Reading Time: 1 minute The Australian legislators have made some reforms to the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (IGA) recently and the reforms are likely to trigger a drop in unlicensed iGaming in the country. According to the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), the unlicensed activity could come down by even 50% this year. An […]