Labor open to ‘sensible amendments’ to gambling laws after inquiry hears alcohol and cocaine offered to punters
The Albanese government is prepared to tighten rules on gambling inducements, but is less likely to budge on advertising rules, as negotiations continue on wagering legislation, which so far has lacked the support needed to pass parliament. Federal Labor is open to considering amendments to its legislation from the Coalition when MPs return to Canberra this week, sources say. McAllister said Labor thought it had “broadly got the legislation right” but was open to “sensible amendments”. “We want...
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