The Government made a u-turn on their bill concerning online gambling, and operators are now required to hand over four percent of profits to charities and community groups. 

This is in line with the requirements licensed gambling platforms - such as Lotto, TAB and the pokies - have to work under.

Cycling NZ chair Martin Snedden joined D'Arcy to discuss.

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The Government made a u-turn on their bill concerning online gambling, and operators are now required to hand over four percent of profits to charities and community groups.&nbsp;
This is in line with the requirements licensed gambling platforms - such as Lotto, TAB and the pokies - have to work under.
Cycling NZ chair Martin Snedden joined D'Arcy to discuss.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Martin Snedden: Cycling NZ chair on the Government requiring online gambling platforms to give local communities a cut

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