Gambling Research Australia (GRA)
Established by the Ministerial Council on Gambling (MCG) in 2003, Gambling Research Australia (GRA) is a national research program responsible for managing and implementing a national research agenda which will better provide understanding of problem gambling at a national level. The focus of GRA is to undertake research that will lead to the development of a range of measures to address problem gambling, and can be implemented by the states and territories.
The Victorian Department of Justice’s Office of Gaming and Racing provides secretariat services to GRA. The GRA website lists all of their commissioned research reports.
National Snapshot of Harm Minimisation Strategies in Australia
This paper provides information on gambling harm minimisation strategies and initiatives by Australian governments
Occasional Paper No. 33 - Problem gamblers and the role of the financial sector - 2011
The South Australian Centre for Economic Studies was asked to provide research and evaluation services to FaHCSIA on the issue of problem gamblers in Australia and their access to funds with which to gamble.
Review of current and future trends in Interactive gambling activity and regulation (June 2009)
A literature review of the current trends and regulation of interactive gambling, both in Australia and overseas.
Ministerial Council on Gambling: Progress Report to Council of Australian Governments on Implementation of the National Framework on Problem Gambling 2004-2008 (NFPG) 1 January 2006 to 31 December 2008
This is the second report by the Ministerial Council on Gambling on the implementation of the National Framework on Problem Gambling (NFPG). It covers the period 1 January 2006 to 31 December 2008.
Ministerial Council on Gambling: Progress Report to Council of Australian Governments on Implementation of the National Framework on Problem Gambling 2004-2008 (NFPG) 2004 to December 2005
This is the first report by the Ministerial Council on Gambling on the implementation of the National Framework on Problem Gambling (NFPG). It covers the period 2004 to December 2005.
Measurement of Prevalence of Youth Problem Gambling In Australia: Report on Review of Literature - December 2003
This report highlights the need for more streamlined and up-to-date ways to collect information on youth gambling and the impact of new technologies on their gambling behaviour
Problem Gambling - ATM | EFTPOS Functions and Capabilities (September 2002) KPMG Consulting
The report contains 11 recommendations from independent research to assist Australian, State and Territory governments to develop a coordinated, national approach to the availability of ATM and EFTPOS machines at these venues.