From today onwards, the online casino landscape in Australia has significantly altered. The Interactive Gambling Amendment Act is now in full legal effect, prohibiting offshore online …

Australians looking for online poker have limited options now that the Interactive Gambling Amendment Act 2016 has been enforced. In the wake of the gambling reforms …

Gender equality is a prevalent issue in many industries, and the land-based casino sector is not exempt. The National Casino Forum (NCF), which oversees the UK …

CEO of MGM Resorts International Jim Murren has revealed at a conference in Tokyo that the company intends to open a $10 million integrated resort, MGM …

The Interactive Gambling Amendment Act 2016 comes into effect as of September 13, 2017, with the remaining reputable online casino operators withdrawing today.

The Interactive Gambling Act 2016 is pushing more casino operators out of the Australian market: The latest to depart are Royal Vegas and All Slots Casino …

A new casino is being considered by the Gold Coast Mayor less than three weeks after the Queensland government rejected the $3 billion ASF Consortium project.

The NSW government has released a draft response to the casino modernisation review supporting a number of regulations to ensure competitiveness between casinos.

ATM operator Stargroup has entered the casino industry with a range of new products, including a table deposit solution that accepts five different currencies.

Pokerstars and Karamba have announced they are exiting the Australian gambling market due to the Senate passing the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016.