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The Senate may punt the gambling reform bill. Could the PM call that a win?

The inquiry follows resistance from the Coalition, Greens and crossbenchers, while reform advocates press for stronger limits on gambling ads and inducements.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Anthony Albanese’s resistance to wholesale gambling reform has defied many within Labor. Now he confronts a hostile Senate.

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Australian Financial ReviewAustralian Financial Review
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Gambling reform is about protecting the next generation

Neither the AFL nor NRL fronted the Senate inquiry, which was a telling snub for codes that profit so heavily from the industry.

·Sydney, Australia
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The Senate may punt the gambling reform bill. Could the PM call that a win?

Anthony Albanese’s resistance to wholesale gambling reform has defied many within Labor. Now he confronts a hostile Senate.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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