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Articles by Luca Febbo
Online Content Regulation in Australia
The Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth) (OSA) is a key piece of legislation governing online content in Australia. eSafety is the regulator responsible for the enforcement of the OSA. Broadly speaking, the OSA is designed to assist individuals to manage online safety risks and to ensure that online service providers have in place systems and processes to prevent the distribution of harmful content online.
Lexology Panoramic: Gaming 2024 - Australia
The Addisons Gambling team are pleased to have contributed the Australian chapter of “Panoramic – Gaming 2024” (formerly known as Getting the Deal Through), published by Lexology. Authors Jamie Nettleton, Brodie Campbell and Luca Febbo provide an update to the industry and highlight recent trends in the gambling sector and their potential implications.
New Zealand - Online Gambling Regulatory Update
On 28 March 2024, the New Zealand Taxation (Annual Rates for 2023-24, Multinational Tax, and Remedial Matters) Act (‘Act”) containing amendments to the Gaming Duties Act 1971 was passed by the New Zealand Parliament and has subsequently become law. The Act introduces a new type of gaming duty, known as the ‘offshore gambling duty’.
New Zealand - Online Gambling Regulatory Update
On 28 March 2024, the New Zealand Taxation (Annual Rates for 2023-24, Multinational Tax, and Remedial Matters) Act (‘Act”) containing amendments to the Gaming Duties Act 1971 was passed by the New Zealand Parliament and has subsequently become law. The Act introduces a new type of gaming duty, known as the ‘offshore gambling duty’.
Australia: National Consumer Protection Framework for Online Wagering - Key Updates and Next Steps
With the launch of the National Self-Exclusion Register in August last year, the 10 agreed consumer protection measures under the National Consumer Protection Framework (NCPF) have now been fully implemented in all Australian jurisdictions. The NCPF measures were agreed to by the Australian Federal and State and Territory governments in 2018 and have been progressively implemented over a number of years.
Australia: National Consumer Protection Framework for Online Wagering – Key Updates and Next Steps - Addisons
With the launch of the National Self-Exclusion Register in August last year, the 10 agreed consumer protection measures under the National Consumer Protection Framework (NCPF) have now been fully implemented in all Australian jurisdictions. The NCPF measures were agreed to by the Australian Federal and State and Territory governments in 2018 and have been progressively implemented over a number of years.
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