gambling

Novig’s Sydney Sweeney campaign shows what happens when gambling, sexualisation and outdated ideas about masculinity collide in sport.

Gambling harm can be linked to trauma and family violence, yet the experiences of women are often missing from the conversation.

Gambling laws need stronger protections, tougher regulation and less industry influence to reduce gambling harm across Australia, writes Independent MP Zali Steggall.

Parents are tired of trying to shield their kids from billion-dollar marketing machines because governments are avoiding doing the regulatory work to protect them.

Australian men are not doing any more housework than they were two decades ago, with women doing 50 per cent more housework than men.

Addressing the problems associated with gambling will also help address family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia.

The Untangle Project is a new initiative dedicated to providing a non-judgmental space specifically for women affected by gambling addiction.

All online gambling advertising should be phased out within three years, a parliamentary inquiry into gambling reform has recommended. 

A study shows nearly 200,000 children under the age of 15 in Australia are exposed to moderate or problem gambling by their parents at home.