Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "gambling"
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1.4KCurrent AffairsWilkie: ‘It’s a Jackpot for the Pokies Industry’
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier & Michael Ferguson, Minister for Finance, 7 July 2021 Future Gaming policy to generate more money for essential...
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3.0KEditor's Choice - Row 1Latest Social and Economic Impact Study on Gambling
Fifth Social and Economic Impact Study of Gambling in Tasmania 2021 Executive Summary Volume 1 Results from Fifth SEIS: Industry Trends and...
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Call for Commitment to Pokies Harm Minimisation Measures
Transcript of media conference with Noel Mundy, Anglicare Tasmania General Manager, Housing & Community Services; John Stubley, CEO Hobart City Mission; and Brad...
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Pokies Reform: the Path Forward
The number of seats won by Liberal or Labor at the 2021 election matters little to the overall future of poker machines...
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Who Let the Flogs Out?
Prince Philip Died from drinking Queensland Beer We’re being flooded with obituaries of all sorts about the recently-demised prince. To be honest,...
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Wilkie: Let’s Have a Referendum on Pokies
Transcript of media conference with Andrew Wilkie, Independent MHR for Clark, at Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay, 9 April 2021. Andrew Wilkie Well,...
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Wilkie: Crown Not Fit To Operate Casinos
Media release – Independent Member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, 9 February 2021 CROWN NOT FIT TO OPERATE ANY CASINO IN AUSTRALIA Independent...
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JobKeeper Dealing Winning Hand to Casinos
Under the JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme, the Crown Casino group is recorded as receiving A$111.3 million dollars, and the Star Casino group...
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Wilkie Slams Lack of Action on Pokies Harm
The state government missed an opportunity during the coronavirus shutdown to introduce harm minimisation measures for electronic gaming machines, says Andrew Wilkie.
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They Said It: More of this week’s News in Brief
Log spiking, honours, whales, Teddy Sheean, social casinos and the Bushfire Summit were some of the topics making news this week.
