Albanese gives ground on gambling inducements as Labor and Coalition inch towards deal
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Angus Taylor met in Canberra to negotiate amendments to gambling legislation. Albanese agreed to limit gambling inducements and introduce new advertising rules as part of a broader deal. The agreement is expected to be finalised soon, though Greens and some Liberals call for stronger measures.
- ▪Albanese pledged to impose limits on gambling inducements and to develop new rules on advertising to protect vulnerable Australians.
- ▪The negotiations aim to secure enough support from the Coalition to pass Labor’s gambling reform bill this week.
- ▪Greens and some Liberal MPs argue the proposed changes do not go far enough, demanding stricter restrictions on predatory practices.
- ▪Industry representatives warn that tighter inducement rules could push gamblers toward offshore operators.
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Anthony Albanese, pictured, met with the opposition leader, Angus Taylor in Canberra on Monday. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAPView image in fullscreenAnthony Albanese, pictured, met with the opposition leader, Angus Taylor in Canberra on Monday. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAPAustralian politicsAlbanese gives ground on gambling inducements as Labor and Coalition inch towards deal Prime minister and opposition leader meet in Canberra to advance agreement on gambling advertising Tom McIlroy and Josh ButlerMon 10 Aug 2026 02.14 EDTLast modified on Mon 10 Aug 2026 02.15 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAnthony Albanese has bowed to pressure and will limit gambling inducements as part of a deal between Labor and Angus Taylor, even as some Liberals warn it might not do enough to help vulnerable…
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