This study investigates the environmental factors that contribute to gambling consumption and harm at the local level.

This project examines social, psychological and environmental predictors of adult gambling problems from across the life cycle.

Consultations to understand priority gambling research needs, and the information needs of professionals and engaged community advocacy groups.

This study examined the strategies that individuals use to manage their gambling.

Proposal for a national gambling monitoring system to facilitate systematic, ongoing gambling data collection, analysis and dissemination in Australia

This project explored the service needs of family and friends of those affected by gambling.

The Gambling Behaviour Checklist (GBC) was designed for gaming venue staff to use to identify customers exhibiting problem gambling behaviour.

Lessons from public health policy for interventions to prevent gambling-related harm.

This project examines how vulnerable adults are affected by the marketing practices of wagering agencies.

This study looked at young men, sport and gambling.