Australia considers in-stadium gambling advertising ban

In an effort to allay the concerns of Labor backbenchers who have been advocating for stricter regulations on betting promotions, the Australian government is scheduled to unveil reforms that would restrict gambling advertisements in stadiums.

The proposed prohibition would specifically target digital sideline advertisements that are frequently shown during major athletic events.

This comes after worries about how prevalent gambling advertisements affect young audiences have grown.

 

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To address Labor backbenchers’ concerns over gambling ads, the Australian government plans to introduce reforms limiting betting promotions in stadiums. The proposed measures will specifically ban digital sideline ads commonly displayed during major sports events. This move comes as worries grow about the impact of widespread gambling advertisements on young audiences. The government aims to curb these ads' visibility to protect impressionable viewers and respond to calls for stricter gambling advertising regulations, reinforcing a commitment to responsible promotion practices in sports.