Australians lose $32 billion on legal forms of gambling every year, the largest per capita losses of any country in the world.
Inside the pubs and clubs of the NSW town of Griffith, locals have lost millions to pokies in a single year. Just 50kms away, one small-town pub owner says his no-pokies policy not only reduces gambling harm, but helps to preserve community.
The casino was operating out of a factory in Truganina.
Australians lose $32 billion on legal forms of gambling every year, the largest per capita losses of any country in the world.
Inside the pubs and clubs of the NSW town of Griffith, locals have lost millions to pokies in a single year. Just 50kms away, one small-town pub owner says his no-pokies policy not only reduces gambling harm, but helps to preserve community.
The casino was operating out of a factory in Truganina.
Australia’s leading superannuation company, Australian Super, reportedly holds $14.8 billion in gambling-related stocks.
Australians lose $32 billion on legal forms of gambling every year, the largest per capita losses of any country in the world.
Inside the pubs and clubs of the NSW town of Griffith, locals have lost millions to pokies in a single year. Just 50kms away, one small-town pub owner says his no-pokies policy not only reduces gambling harm, but helps to preserve community.
The casino was operating out of a factory in Truganina.
La Trobe Live hosts Mitchell White and Vincia Montalto bring you the latest news at La Trobe for the last show of the semester.
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