Australian leaders discuss changes to proposed online gambling reforms

By The Weekly Edge desk · 12 August 2026

Summary

GamblingNews reported that Australia’s prime minister, Anthony Albanese, met opposition leader Angus Taylor on 11 August for further gambling reform talks, citing ABC. Discussions included VIP inducements for high-value gamblers.

Why it matters

The talks could change proposed restrictions on incentives offered to high-value gamblers.

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