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Picking a winner: How the gambling sector uses lobbyists to influence Canberra

This research brief prepared by Transparency International Australia and leading Melbourne University academic, Dr Jenn Lacy-Nichols, exposes the extensive use of lobbyists by four harmful industries with a particular focus on the gambling sector. The main findings outline examples of ‘revolving door’, a lack of transparency, in-effective regulation and the urgent need for federal lobbying reforms.

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