By Australians for Gambling Reform

An Independent Voice for Fair and Safe Communities

Australians for Gambling Reform was formed in response to an undeniable reality. More than 3 million Australian adults experience direct harm from predatory gambling practices all while regulators and governments continually put industry profits ahead of people.

We are not anti-gambling. We believe Australians should be free to place a bet, but that personal freedom must never be exploited through deceptive algorithms, saturated advertising in family programming, or deliberate regulatory neglect. Responsibility cannot fall solely on the consumer while the powerful gambling providers aggressively target the most vulnerable.

Our movement will be built and funded solely by community members, independent researchers, and affected families. By remaining entirely independent from corporate lobby money and party politics, we ensure our voice remains clear, uncompromised, and dedicated exclusively to consumer protection and preventing gambling harm.

100% Independent

Zero funding or influence from the gambling industry, political party donations, or corporate bookmakers.

Public Welfare First

Driven strictly by evidence-based public health principles and enforceable consumer safety regulations.

Community Mobilized

Uniting families, grassroots sporting clubs, and health advocates across every state and territory.

By the team at Australians for Gambling Reform. A new independent, community driven movement bringing Australians together to hold the gambling industry accountable and push for meaningful reform that puts people before proifts. 

Community Driven100% Independent

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

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