Gambling ad reforms are sparking a political firestorm as the government proposes strict caps and logo bans to shield vulnerable audiences—but with fierce opposition from all major parties, unions, and even betting companies, the bill’s future hangs in the balance. Labor refuses to endorse a watered-down version, risking backlash from advocates who see it as a missed chance to hold sports leagues and bookmakers accountable. Meanwhile, a former NRL star’s explosive revelations about industry pressure add human stakes to the debate, while some betting firms surprisingly back a total ban during live games.
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