Victoria’s VGCCC has outlined Strategy 2029, a three-year plan to address gambling-related harm using technology, data, research and intelligence. The regulator said the strategy takes effect on 1 January 2027 and will be reviewed after three years.
The VGCCC’s plan makes technology, data, research and intelligence central to its approach to gambling-related harm.
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Reportedly, Ukraine adopted its first national gambling addiction strategy on 28 August 2026. The plan runs until 2035 and brings together about 40 institutions. It includes prevention education, expanded treatment and rehabilitation, and stronger action against illegal gambling websites and advertising.
Glasgow has been awarded £3.44m in gambling levy funding for a three-year harm prevention plan. The report also repeats the council's long-standing call to scrap the 'aim to permit' rule.
Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority published its Statement of Strategy for 2025 to 2027, setting priorities as it develops a gambling licensing and regulatory regime. The authority identified licensing, compliance monitoring, enforcement, consumer protection, governance and digital services as its six functional areas.
Kangwon Land set a target of KRW3 trillion in annual resort-wide revenue under a revised management strategy approved by its board on Tuesday, according to the report. Its 2027–2031 plan also sets objectives for customer satisfaction, sustainability and local economic contribution, while extending the company’s longer-term focus to 2035.
A revised management strategy won board approval on Tuesday, and under it Kangwon Land is pursuing annual resort-wide revenue of KRW3 trillion (US$2.26 billion). The South Korean resort is the sole casino in the country open to local gamblers. It is also setting targets covering customer satisfaction, sustainability and what it gives back to the local economy.
Mira municipal police found slot machines operating outside permitted hours at three businesses during inspections in Mira, Italy, the report said. The breaches of regional rules resulted in total fines of €2,000.
Local police in Mira, in the province of Venice, reportedly carried out checks at three businesses in the town.