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Pokie Advertising to be Blacked Out

30 December 2004

International News Brief: The ban applies to all forms of advertising outside gaming areas including print, television and radio advertisements and unsolicited mail.

Tabcorp Raises $700 Million

23 December 2004

Tabcorp Holdings Ltd., Australia's biggest gaming company, raised $700 million in a U.S. debt sale to fund its acquisition of Tab Ltd.

Skycity Throws Party of the Year

23 December 2004

Skycity’s New Year’s Eve party will take on a carnival theme this year.

Australians Wager Record Amount

21 December 2004

International News Brief: Australian punters wagered $11.1 billion on thoroughbreds last year, the highest level in the nation's gambling history.

Problem Gambler Sparks Investigation

14 December 2004

International News Brief: The Dunedin Casino is under investigation after a woman, who put $5 million across their tables, was jailed for stealing $500,000 to feed her gambling habit.

Skycity Queenstown Casino to Become Smokefree

8 December 2004

Skycity Queenstown Casino said today that it is prepared for the introduction of smoke free legislation on 10 December 2004 and that a smooth transition is expected as the days count down to the enactment of the new law.

New Zealand Courts Endorse Government Pokie Limits

7 December 2004

International News Brief: The Court of Appeal has endorsed New Zealand government limits on how much pubs should be paid to host poker machines.

Problem Gambling Researchers Garner Awards

1 December 2004

A psychologist in Australia who has identified different types of compulsive gamblers and a Rhode Island psychiatrist who has studied how gambling addicts respond to drug treatment have received top honors from a casino industry-funded research center.

Asian Student Gambling Plague Exposed

1 December 2004

International News Brief: A 17-year-old school student from China lost more than $40,000 in five months at an Adelaide casino, exposing widespread but hidden gambling addictions among Asian students studying in Australia.

New Zealand Schools Set to Lose Millions

29 November 2004

New Zealand’s National's Education spokesman, Bill English, says schools are poised to lose millions of dollars when new gaming laws come into effect.

Australian Club Could Lose License

29 November 2004

International News Brief: A Sydney club could be stripped of its poker machine licence and fined up to $300,000 if found to have breached anti-gambling laws.

Law Lags as Underworld Goes Online

29 November 2004

International News Brief: Technology is playing a huge role in the way organised crime is developing throughout the world and law enforcers struggle to keep up.

Tabcorp to Focus on Acquisitions

29 November 2004

International News Brief: Expanding into Britain and Macau are on the menu but Tabcorp's plate is currently full, the gambling giant said yesterday.

Report: Australia Can't Rely on Gambling Taxes

26 November 2004

International News Brief: Australia’s states have been warned they cannot rely on ever-increasing revenue from gambling taxes, setting the stage for a budgetary crisis as the population ages.

Punters Profit Off of Australian Idol Blunder

26 November 2004

International News Brief: Punters have cleaned up on Australian Idol after Queensland gamblers watching a delayed interstate telecast continued to bet for an hour after the winner was declared.

Problem Gambling Center Planned for Sydney

23 November 2004

International News Brief: Australia's first centre for problem gamblers will be established in Sydney's west next year to give people with gambling addictions a support mechanism.

Mother Who Left Child In Car While Gambling Avoids Jail Sentence

23 November 2004

News Brief: Two North Canterbury women who left a six-year-old girl in a car while they gambled and drank in the Christchurch Casino have avoided a jail term.

Casinos Join Gangster Ban Call

22 November 2004

International News Brief: Plans to bar suspected gangsters from Victoria's major legal gambling venues received the full support of both casino and horseracing authorities today.

Pokie Cuts Threatened

22 November 2004

International News Brief: State Government plans to cut the number of poker machines by 3000 are under threat because of a $50,000 cap put on the sale price of surplus machines.

Chinese Student Gambles Away Stolen Money

19 November 2004

International News Brief: Gambling was the downfall of a Chinese student who took part in a sophisticated bank-related swindle.

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