Community Pokies Campaign Yields Fruit
The Greens welcome the decision from Labor to finally commit to removing pokies from pubs and clubs.
The Greens welcome the decision from Labor to finally commit to removing pokies from pubs and clubs.
The addition of the Country Women’s Association to the campaign against pokies in pubs and clubs is most welcome.
The Liberals' arrangement with the Tasmanian Hospitality Association members funding their 'Pub Test' pre-election forums is wrong on so many levels.
Burnie City Council’s decision to seek feedback from local businesses on the future of pokies in their community is timely.
The Greens welcome the Tasmanian Small Business Council’s policy to reduce poker machines in Tasmania.
In Parliament this morning, ahead of the Pembroke by-election, the Greens tabled a petition expressing community concern about the impact of poker machines.
Pokies baron, Greg Farrell, has said his company will be offering donations to both Labor and the Liberals to help them “articulate” policy.
The Premier simply refuses to take responsibility for the conduct and decisions of the political party he leads.
The Property Council knows which side its bread is buttered on.
The Future Gaming Markets Inquiry report tabled today has failed Tasmanians by backing in the status quo.