The State’s consumer watchdog and gaming regulator has seized five illegal gaming machines from premises across the state, as part of a targeted crackdown.
The former President of the Cambodian Association of South Australia (CASA) was today convicted of six counts of improper use of his position as an officer to obtain a benefit and was sentenced to 20 months imprisonment. A non-parole of six months was set.
The State Government is continuing its drive to cut red tape for South Australians, this time focusing on landlords and tenants with a new online bonds system.
More than 700 venues across South Australia will feature increased signage to help inform problem gamblers of the risks they are taking under changes commencing from 1 July.
Parents who leave their children unattended while they’re at the pokies have been targeted in the State Government’s latest crackdown on gaming venues, Minister for Business Services and Consumers Gail Gago announced today.