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Sports-betting promotion is part of most sports, but we think you should be able to love sport without betting, and without betting ads getting in the way.
In NSW, you can apply to have a loved one with a gambling problem banned from The Star casino, but not from pubs and clubs. What other options do you have?
Whatever your intentions when you visit a casino, remember its profits come from gambling, and the house always wins in the long run.
Is it possible to predict if someone’s at risk of having a problem with gambling? Are there common experiences that make them more vulnerable – and treatable?
If you’re affected by someone else’s gambling, there’s help for you. Make sure you get the emotional and practical support you and your family need to get through.
For most Australians, gambling is just recreation. What makes us want to gamble at all, and why do so many of us accept it as a harmless part of our lives?
If you feel threatened or unsafe due to another person’s gambling, or you’re concerned about the welfare of your family or children, support is available.
Getting a conversation going is one of the most important things you can do. It’s the first step to a friend or family member opening up about a gambling issue.
Protecting your money when someone you’re close to is gambling is a sensitive issue. We’ve got some tips, but it’s a smart idea to talk to a financial counsellor.
Information and resources for family law issues such as separation and divorce, domestic violence, child support and asset protection.
GambleAware acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land and we pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging. GambleAware is an inclusive support service.
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