The New Zealand government is reviewing gambling policies in the national online gambling debate, including plans to introduce an online casino licensing system.

The Rangitīkei District Council in New Zealand has begun reviewing its gambling policy. After the review, the council's preferred approach is to maintain the existing restrictions on gaming machines and continue to prohibit the establishment of standalone TAB venues in the area.Although minor adjust

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