Daanyal Saeed

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116 appearances 4 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 9 Jul

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7am · Albo’s gambling ad gamble: too little too late? · 16 Apr 2026 podcast

It was then reported in January that Anthony Albanese had come over the top and made a captain's call and vetoed gambling advertising reform before the 2025 election.

Now we're in early 2026 or a year on from that election.

We've seen a new minister and the proposal now is three gambling ads.

So it's an additional ad per hour on what gambling companies were sort of already exposed to.

So there's a criticism that has come with this latest suite of reforms from gambling companies that, oh, we weren't consulted on these changes.

And the reality is that gambling companies have been consulted in quite some depth for a really significant period of time.

So they're very aware of the machinations of this.

See, this is, I think, really interesting.

The short answer is I don't know.

The longer answer is maybe.

The coalition sort of very broadly support gambling advertising reform.

It's not really clear where they sit on this current announcement, but it's worth bearing in mind.

And again, this sort of highlights the absurdity of how long this government has taken, that they were outflanked to the left by Peter Dutton and SportsFair.

But Peter Dutton came out a long time ago, in 2023, I think, I think it was December-ish, and came out and said, we're in support of gambling advertising reform, we think it's too much.

The government could very well take coalition support for this set of reforms and take it through the Senate, but the Greens are really critical of the proposal as it stands.

Now, if you get the Greens' support, you're more or less through, but they would want to see it significantly strengthened.

The

The green spokesperson on this, Sarah Hansen-Young, is called the government squibs on this suite of reforms.

They really don't think it goes far enough.

Likewise, David Pocock, one of the three independents in the upper house, he's been one of its most vocal critics.

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