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Club calls for voice on cashless gaming

Wade Stephens

THE owner of a NSW club is disappointed by a lack of consultation from both major parties regarding gaming industry reform. Euston Club chief executive Guy Fielding said there was a lot of room to collaborate more closely on reforms before any changes are made following the March 25 election. “Without the proper trials and […]

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