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Trade promotions can be a difficult area of the law to master. Not only are there a host of regulatory requirements to comply with, but you must understand the general law of contracts, misleading and deceptive conduct and passing off.

Gaming headset tools allow potential buyers to 'see' and even 'walk' through a property before it has even been built.

Although unusual, this case sets out legal principles for how lottery winnings could be treated in property settlements.

While everything ‘metaverse' and ‘NFT' continue to dominate newsfeeds and cultural consciousness, the sleeping giant of gaming continues to lead all substantive metrics.

High Court will determine if section 92 of the Constitution prevents Racing NSW turnover levy under race fields regime.

The introduced new amendment Bill sets out the reforms to gaming machine laws under the Gaming Machines Act 1992 (SA).

This decision could cast doubt on the validity of all gambling legislation that restricts interstate operators.

The newsletter includes new developments in the law and regulation of online gambling internationally and in Australia.

To ensure a group lottery win runs smoothly and is divided fairly, what syndicate members agree to should be in writing.

A new amendment bill proposes to implement reforms to tackle alcohol-fuelled violence by creating safe night precincts.

AUSTRAC has published 2 compliance guides to help small gaming venues meet their obligations under AML/CTF laws.

This case sets out clear guidelines for sales promotions, how prices should be displayed and conditions identified.

The new PPS Regime will affect certain companies in the gambling sector which conduct business in Australia.

This APO decision upheld the patent eligibility of an invention relating to software functionality in a gaming machine.

Effective 10 December 2025, Australia will implement a world-first age restriction governing social media use. The new law applies not only to domestic platforms but also to international platforms serving Australian users.

If implemented, the recommendations will make significant changes to the Australian online gaming regulatory landscape.

Esports is competitive video gaming, a global industry that is tipped to have a market value of over $1 billion by 2020.