Gaming

COURTS SLUG TABCORP AND HAWKS BIG FINES FOR GAMING BREACHES

Regulators have issued heavy fines for Tabcorp and Hawthorn Football Club for breaches relating to gaming licensing and failing to comply with security obligations. The Federal Court heard a case against gaming giant Tabcorp brought by Austrac – Australia’s financial intelligence agency. A settlement was finalised that saw Tabcorp receive a $45 million fine –

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COLES BET ON POKIE REFORM WON’T COST ONE DOLLAR

Wesfarmers continues its rhetoric around poker machines, alluding to “other options” if it can’t get government or manufacturers to back its trial of $1 bet limits. Chief executive Richard Goyder told ABC’s The Business Wesfarmers was pushing for poker machine manufacturers to make changes to machines in pubs operated by its Spirit Hotels, to allow

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COUNCIL TWICE OVERRULED BLOCKING APPLICATION FOR MORE POKIES

The Langwarrin Hotel will go ahead with its twice-approved additional poker machines, despite continued cries by a dissenting Frankston Council for more power. Beretta’s Langwarrin Hotel in Langwarrin is a large-format club-style hotel with a broad offering of dining, entertainment, functions and gaming. There is a strong community and family focus, which includes a ‘Kids

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