Cookie Policy
When you visit this site, we collect certain technical information through small data files called cookies. These help us understand how the site is being used and allow us to improve your experience as you browse. This page explains what they are, why we use them, and how you can manage them.
How we use cookies on this site
Cookies serve different purposes depending on their type. Some are essential for the website to function properly—they let you move between pages and maintain your session. Others help us see which content attracts visitors and how people interact with what we publish. A few track your preferences so you don’t have to enter the same information repeatedly. We also use cookies to measure the effectiveness of our work and to understand audience patterns across devices and time.
Our cookie types
This site uses cookies in the following categories:
- Necessary cookies — Enable core functionality like page navigation and accessing secure areas
- Analytics cookies — Track visitor behaviour and site performance to help us improve content
- Preference cookies — Remember your choices, such as language or layout settings
- Marketing cookies — Support advertising and outreach efforts on partner sites
How long they remain
Most cookies on this site expire after your browsing session ends. Some analytics and preference cookies may persist for several months to maintain consistency in how we serve content and measure long-term trends. Marketing cookies typically remain active for up to twelve months.
Taking control of your cookies
Your browser lets you manage cookies directly. You can set it to block all cookies, to accept only specific types, or to delete them whenever you close your browser. Different browsers store these settings in different places—look for “Privacy,” “Security,” or “Cookies” in your browser menu. Keep in mind that blocking necessary cookies may affect how smoothly the site works, though you’ll still be able to read our content.
Responsible gambling support in Australia
If you’re concerned about your own gambling or that of someone close to you, help is available. Support services operate across Australia to provide free, confidential assistance. The National Gambling Helpline offers counselling 24 hours a day by calling 1800 858 858. For younger people, the Gambler’s Help Youthline is available on 1800 262 376. Online support including live chat and self-help resources can also be accessed through Gambling Help Online. State-based services such as Gambler’s Help operate in Victoria and other regions with trained counsellors and additional resources.
Get in touch
For questions about this cookie policy or other aspects of this site, please use the contact form available on our website.