
Peta Murphy's husband says Labor's gambling reforms 'fall well short' of her bipartisan recommendations
Rod Glover, husband of the late Labor MP Peta Murphy, says the government's gambling reforms "fall well short" of her bipartisan committee's recommended total ad ban, blaming the "considerable lobbying power" of the wagering, sporting and media industries. He praised the package as "a breakthrough of sorts" and "progress," but said it had taken too long and could have gone further. The reforms are expected to pass the Senate with Coalition support.
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