Australia politics live: gambling lobby talking points ‘coming out the PM’s mouth’, Chaney says; RBA tipped to hold interest rates
Speaking to the ABC’s RN Breakfast a little earlier, the independent MP says the government has listened to the gambling lobby instead of the evidence. Part of the government’s proposed reforms limit online gambling ads on television to three per hour between 6am and 8.30pm. We’re hearing their talking points coming out of the prime minister’s mouth.
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