
VGCCC CEO Annette Kimmitt Announces Early Resignation
Annette Kimmitt will step down as VGCCC CEO in March 2025, leaving a legacy of transformative leadership in gambling regulation.
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Annette Kimmitt will step down as VGCCC CEO in March 2025, leaving a legacy of transformative leadership in gambling regulation.

The VGCCC took 88 disciplinary actions and uncovered 517 gambling breaches in Victoria during 2023-24, showcasing rigorous enforcement.

Australia's gambling ad ban faces delays as legislative hurdles and Senate opposition postpone decisions until 2025.

Victoria’s Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 proposes new pre-commitment limits, a carded-play system,.

Australia’s gambling ad reform faces delays as ministers cite conflicting reasons, sparking criticism from advocacy groups and opposition.

Australia may ban in-stadium gambling ads, raising questions on protecting youth from gambling influence in sports.

Michael Ferguson condemns the Tasmanian Hospitality Association's resistance to proposed mandatory pre-commitment cards.

ACMA issued warnings to SlotCatalog, Lucky Block, and Rooli for offering unlicensed gambling services to Australian customers.

Australia reviews BetStop self-exclusion program after registration declines. Report expected in 18 months.

Australian ACMA requests ISPs to block more illegal offshore gambling websites, including Lucky Block and Rooli.

Aristocrat settles IP dispute with former employee over Dragon Train lawsuit, ensuring protection of valuable intellectual property.

ALH fined AU$177,500 by VGCCC for underage gambling violations at multiple Victoria venues, continuing regulatory crackdown.

Over 30,000 Australians have signed up for the BetStop self-exclusion scheme, showing a shift towards responsible gambling.

Gambling firms shower Australian MPs with gifts as the government debates a potential ban on gambling advertising.

Liquor & Gaming NSW enforces a compliance crackdown, inspecting 528 venues for adherence to new gambling regulations.

Australia sets new rules for video games with gambling-like features, assigning M and R 18+ ratings for loot boxes and simulations.

ACMA directs ISPs to block Casino Bello for breaching Australian gambling laws. Part of a wider crackdown on illegal sites.

Star Entertainment Group could lose its NSW casino licence or face a AU$100M fine following the second Bell Report.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese defends a partial gambling ad ban, emphasizing freedom while addressing gambling harm.

Intralot Australia extends its partnership with Lotterywest for two more years, enhancing services and player experience

Singaporean high roller Yew Choy Wong ordered to pay AU$38M gambling debt to Star Entertainment, including legal costs and interest.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) continues its crackdown, blocking additional illegal gambling websites.

ACMA finds Kayo Sports streaming service in breach of Australian gambling advertising rules with 16 violations during live events.

ACMA blocks illegal gambling websites, including A Big Candy, Jackpoty, and John Vegas Casino, protecting Australian players.