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Liquor & Gaming NSW reports 93% venue compliance with harm-minimisation rules

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Liquor & Gaming NSW said inspectors visited 528 hotels and clubs in July and August to check compliance with gaming harm-minimisation requirements. The regulator reported that 93% of venues had complied since 1 July, with most breaches involving ATM signage; further senior-staff training requirements are due later in the year.

Venues must address reported compliance gaps and prepare for additional senior-staff training requirements.

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Liquor & Gaming NSW concierge visits 15 Southern Tablelands venues

Liquor & Gaming NSW's Hospitality Concierge visited 15 venues across the Southern Tablelands over three days, travelling 762 kilometres, the regulator said. The team advised operators on licensing, compliance, live entertainment and training including Responsible Conduct of Gambling, and met Yass Valley Council and tourism representatives.

Liquor & Gaming NSW's Hospitality Concierge visited 15 venues across the Southern Tablelands over three days, covering 762 kilometres, the regulator said in a departmental release. The team worked with hospitality operators and industry stakeholders in Sutton Forest, Marulan, Yass, Binalong, Murrumbateman and Bungendore.

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