New pokies policies will make things worse for problem gamblers, Tasmania’s gaming commission says

The Tasmanian government’s new poker machine policies will “take Tasmania backwards” on harm reduction and make things worse for problem gamblers, the state’s gaming regulator says. Treasurer Eric Abetz announced a new suite of policies in January after the government stalled the rollout of a new mandatory pre-commitment card. The new policies included ATMs in…

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¡Llegó el campeón! Con un Messi histórico, Argentina sueña alto tras golear a Argelia en su debut

IE 11 no es compatible. Para una experiencia óptima, visite nuestro sitio en otro navegador. SIGUIENTE El rey sigue vigente: Hat-trick histórico de Messi en el debut argentino 02:32 ¡Messi histórico! Triplete con Argentina y ya es el máximo goleador en la historia de los Mundiales 02:18 ¡Doblete de Messi! El campeón del mundo no…

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2 men booked for using cloned vehicle registration number on scooty to evade traffic fine | Navi Mumbai News

Subsequently, their vehicles were seized and separate criminal offences along with Motor Vehicle Act were registered against them at Karjat police station. (File photo for representational purpose.) NAVI MUMBAI: Two men riding scooty were detained by Raigad traffic cops during nakabandi in Karjat on July 17 after they were found using cloned vehicle registration number…

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Why players observed a minute’s silence before Norway vs England FIFA World Cup quarterfinal clash – Explained | Football News

The FIFA World Cup 2026 quarterfinal between Norway and England began with an emotional tribute on Saturday. Before kick-off in Miami, players from both teams gathered around the halfway line and observed a minute’s silence.The tribute was held in memory of South Africa midfielder Jayden Adams, whose death was announced earlier in the day. He…

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Labor unveils new powers, penalties to strengthen social media ban for under-16s

Australia’s world-leading social media ban for young people will be beefed up under new laws proposed by the federal government. Since December, popular social media platforms including TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat have been legally required to take reasonable steps to prevent under-16s from signing up or keeping an account. But Prime Minister Anthony Albanese…

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