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I'll be doing something on Monday that is long overdue. I'll be tabling a Private Members’ Bill to ban gambling advertising on broadcast. I announced this to Goldstein on Thursday night. Watch their reactions. This is now a live issue. #BanSportsGambling #auspol

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X The Eliminatorvor 3 Jahren

@THE_Russell And get it off Youtube as well. The barrage is constant.

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Bendervor 3 Jahren

good luck with that. Why dont you introduce a bill that that AFL pays tax ? especially as it gets a % of all gambling

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Judith Nunnvor 3 Jahren

@dotrat Yes please. It’s so pervasive

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Libertarian Party NSW (formerly Liberal Democrats)vor 3 Jahren

The Teals are the new prohibitionists. The NSW Liberal Democrats believe in free speech, free choice and no nanny state.

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Anth 🌏 - Add me on Bluesky (anth0888)vor 3 Jahren

People reading this who support this gambling advertising reform bill and don't live in Goldstein - esp if their MP is Labor, Liberal, Nationals etc - should be advocating to their own local MP about this, & make the community sentiment known to encourage their support. #auspol

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Sue Cartwrightvor 3 Jahren

We also need to get it extended to new media. Broadcast is no longer the place where it all happens

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Polly Marley 😷🕊️vor 3 Jahren

@Diana5662996273 👏👏 Gambling advertising has unfortunately become the norm 😖

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Reezy Millervor 3 Jahren

@AFettell Fantastic Zoe 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Placebokarlvor 3 Jahren

Stop banning things... We live in a democracy where folk can do what they want.

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Mark Thomson 💉💉💉💉💉🇦🇺vor 3 Jahren

@BelindaJones68 I noticed that over the last 10 years, gambling adds have gone from only advertised after 9:30 pm to now 6:30 pm. Platforms like Twitter and Facebook (that I know of). Also on games (Android) almost all the time. It is good review spinner.

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