Club owners in the Tweed area are pushing their local MP Justine Elliot to fight Gillard on her proposition for pokie reform. Clubs across the are employ more than 1200 individuals, and the reform would do great damage to Tweed’s employment rates. This is just another initiative fighting Gillard’s proposal to implement pokie reform across the country.

Many organizations and clubs believe that the reform will cause irreparable damage to the gambling market in Australia. With a gaming industry this large, there will be inevitable job cuts, which will harm the local economy. Tweed club owners feel the same way about their own local job market, wondering where laid off employees will find gainful employment in the future.

Debates over pokie reform will resume again in the new year, and Justine Elliot is being urged to fight for the rights of Club owners. It will be interesting to see how she defends her stance, in light of Wilkie’s adamant proposal for precommitment technology.

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George Anderson
Author George, has over 25+ years’ experience in the Pokies and Casinos industry throughout Australia and New Zealand. Loves to research new Pokies games on the block and follows announcements from top industry providers about their upcoming releases. As soon as a new interesting pokie game appears on his radar, George is there to check it out and give you the scoop before anyone else and tell you about all casino sites where can play the latest game. Before this gig, George worked as Pokie game tester, making him an ideal candidate for this genre of work. He is also an animal lover and a proud owner of three dogs.