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Ebony Bennett

Canberra
As seen in: Australia Institute, Follow the Money (Podcast), The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, Daily Liberal, The Examiner and
Deputy Director of @TheAusInstitute. Host of Follow the Money podcast. Easily startled horror fan. Political tragic, amateur TV critic & solo hiking enthusiast.

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The sports betting double standard: why our politicians blinked on gambling ads

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By Ebony Bennett
| The Canberra Times
Everyone with a smartphone walks around with the entire internet in their pocket, but thanks to the gambling industry that also means there's a casino in everyone's pocket as well. Australians love a punt, but the house always wins. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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The sports betting double standard: why our politicians blinked on gambling ads

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By Ebony Bennett
| Queanbeyan Age
Everyone with a smartphone walks around with the entire internet in their pocket, but thanks to the gambling industry that also means there's a casino in everyone's pocket as well. Australians love a punt, but the house always wins. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading All articles from our website The digital version of Today's Paper We're the world's biggest gamblers per capita, and the biggest losers, losing more than $32 billion in bets last year.
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The sports betting double standard: why our politicians blinked on gambling ads

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By Ebony Bennett
| The Maitland Mercury
Everyone with a smartphone walks around with the entire internet in their pocket, but thanks to the gambling industry that also means there's a casino in everyone's pocket as well. Australians love a punt, but the house always wins. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading All articles from our website The digital version of Today's Paper We're the world's biggest gamblers per capita, and the biggest losers, losing more than $32 billion in bets last year.
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