End Gambling Ads

End Gambling Ads

Send my email for a full ban on gambling ads

We know that the Federal Government is considering watering down the recommendation by Peta Murphy's cross-party committee to bring in a full ban on sports gambling marketing.

We know the broadcasters, sports codes and wagering firms who all make a profit are trying to hold onto that misery money.

We know that many backbenchers are very unhappy about the Prime Minister's plans - and we want you to tell your local MP to step up and speak for the people, not for profit.

Your email now could be the one that makes all the difference - every single email will be important.

We know that the Federal Government is considering watering down the recommendation by Peta Murphy's cross-party committee to bring in a full ban on sports gambling marketing.

We know the broadcasters, sports codes and wagering firms who all make a profit are trying to hold onto that misery money.

We know that many backbenchers are very unhappy about the Prime Minister's plans - and we want you to tell your local MP to step up and speak for the people, not for profit.

Your email now could be the one that makes all the difference - every single email will be important.

Email your local MP to back a full gambling ad ban

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Your personal views will mean more to your local MP than a form letter. Let them hear from your heart.

But if you are short of ideas, here's some suggestions

  • Why should families harmed by gambling pay for the impact of social media on free-to-air TV?
  • Regional TV advertising from gambling is only $12million a year ~ that's less than a day's losses 
  • The government wants to stop the normalisation of gambling for children - research shows that gambling advertising is the most significant way gambling is normalised.
  • This isn't a ban on gambling, it's a ban on gambling advertising.
  • Tobacco is legal, but there are no ads. Let's do the same for gambling

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