US EditionClubs inquiry looks to replace pokie cash cow with land use for housing
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Clubs inquiry looks to replace pokie cash cow with land use for housing
The ACT Government wants to see the number of poker machines in the Territory cut to 1000 by 2045. Photo: Michelle Kroll. The potential for clubs to develop their land for housing will form part of the promised inquiry into how the club industry can transition away from poker machine revenue in a financially sustainable way. Gaming Reform Minister Dr Marisa Paterson has announced the ACT Government will proceed with the promised Independent inqu…
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