Media releases

NSW poker machine losses reach a record $4.75 billion in six months, highlighting the urgent need for stronger gambling reforms to protect vulnerable communities.

More than half of Australians feel those grieving suicide lack support, highlighting the need for community initiatives like the Wesley LifeForce memorial service.

Misconceptions about foster care eligibility may deter many potential carers. Discover how everyday Australians can make a difference in children's lives.

Wesley Mission urges mandatory gambling reforms in NSW, including a midnight shutdown for poker machines, to protect vulnerable individuals from harm.

City of Sydney supports Wesley Mission’s reforms to curb gambling harm, advocating for reduced poker machine hours and stronger community safeguards.

Wollongong faces alarming poker machine losses, prompting calls for urgent reforms to protect the community from gambling harm and increase transparency.

Wesley Mission calls for urgent poker machine reforms in NSW after alarming reports of late-night gambling, highlighting the need for stronger consumer protections.

One in four Australians fear losing their homes after unexpected setbacks, revealing the urgent need for prevention and support services to combat homelessness.

Newcastle City Council supports gambling reform to reduce harm, highlighting community demand for change as local losses reach $250 million this year.

Newcastle faces a staggering $250 million loss from poker machines this year as the Council considers urgent gambling harm reforms to protect the community.

Lismore City Council joins the push for gambling reform as local losses reach alarming levels, urging the NSW Government to take action against poker machine harm.

Wagga Wagga City Council calls for stronger poker machine reforms as local losses approach $72 million, highlighting the urgent need to reduce gambling harm.