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  • April 24, 2013 Where in the world is doping a crime? (doping in sports pt. 6) In the previous FlagPost in this series we examined actions related to doping in sport that can also be prosecuted as crimes in Australia. Do other countries criminalise doping in sport, or is Australia
    Date: 26/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2398222 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • April 24, 2013 Where in the world is doping a crime? (doping in sports pt. 6) In the previous FlagPost in this series we examined actions related to doping in sport that can also be prosecuted as crimes in Australia. Do other countries criminalise doping in sport, or is Australia
    Date: 26/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2398288 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • April 11, 2013 The dual use of evidence in both sporting tribunals and criminal proceedings (doping in sports pt. 4) The previous FlagPost in this series explored what happens once a possible Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) is detected, and the role of sporting tribunals in determining and sanctioning athletes or
    Date: 11/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2373541 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • April 11, 2013 Proving doping: the ADRV enforcement process and the role of sporting tribunals (doping in sports pt. 3) The previous FlagPost in this series explored what constitutes doping under the World Anti-Doping Code (the WADC) and the standard of proof required to prove Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs). This
    Date: 11/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2373542 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • April 11, 2013 What is doping in sport? (doping in sports pt. 2) The previous FlagPost in this series explored the reasons why particular substances and methods are included on the World Anti-Doping Code Prohibited List (the WADC Prohibited List) and hence banned in sport. This FlagPost examines the legal
    Date: 11/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2373543 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • April 11, 2013 The Prohibited List (doping in sports pt.1) The February 2012 Australian Crime Commission report into Organised Crime and Drugs in Sport has resulted in ongoing significant media attention and public interest in issues surrounding the supply, distribution and use of drugs in sport, and what might be
    Date: 11/04/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2373544 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MURPHY, Jaan

  • MARCH 14, 2013 Match-fixing: the Australian legislative response Image source: SA Government The Australian Crime Commission Report into Organised Crime and Drugs in Sport raised the issue of the increasing level of association between professional athletes and organised criminal identities in Australia, leaving individual athletes vulnerable to corrupt practices such
    Date: 14/03/2013 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/2309614 - Source: FlagPost - Author: FOX, Tyler

  • AUGUST 3, 2012 Socioeconomic dimensions of pokie machine losses Image source: Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation A recent Age article has highlighted the disproportionate financial losses incurred from pokie machine gambling in low income areas of Victoria, when compared to higher income areas. Using statistics from the Victorian regulator the Victorian
    Date: 03/08/2012 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1829885 - Source: FlagPost - Author: BIGGS, Amanda

  • JULY 5, 2012 SBY’s visit - the bigger picture Image source: Wikimedia Commons At the second Indonesia-Australia Leaders’ Meeting in Darwin on 3 July, Prime Minister Julia Gillard and President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono re-affirmed the two countries’ ‘comprehensive strategic partnership, based on a mutual commitment to each other’s progress, prosperity
    Date: 05/07/2012 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1769128 - Source: FlagPost - Author: HILL, Cameron

  • ISSN 1834-9854 Parliament of Australia Department of Parliamentary Services Executive summary • This paper provides brief background information for Australian Parliamentarians on the origins of the Olympics and a snapshot of the development of the Games since the first modern Olympics were held in 1896. Particular reference is made to
    Date: 18/06/2012 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1720338 - Source: Background Note (Parliame... - Author: JOLLY, Rhonda

  •     FEBRUARY 17, 2012 Draft legislation on pokies reform released Image source: Wikimedia The Government on Friday released draft legislation on proposed reforms to address problem gambling, particularly related to electronic gaming machines (EGMs, or pokies). The release comes at the same time Clubs ACT have reportedly given in
    Date: 17/02/2012 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1585349 - Source: FlagPost - Author: BIGGS, Amanda

  •     JANUARY 23, 2012 Mandatory pre-commitment: no dice yet Image source: Wikimedia The government announced last Saturday that due to a lack of Parliamentary support it would not proceed with legislation to require mandatory pre-commitment (MPC) on electronic gaming machines (EGMs). Instead it announced a trial of MPC in
    Date: 23/01/2012 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1367985 - Source: FlagPost - Author: BIGGS, Amanda

  •   NOVEMBER 23, 2011 Electronic gaming machines: lessons from Norway Image: Norwegian woods by Sara Den Rara (Flickr) In recent months both sides in the contentious debate around mandatory pre-commitment (MPC)—where players would have to pre-set the amount they were prepared to lose on electronic gaming machines (EGMs)—have cited 'evidence'
    Date: 23/11/2011 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1274763 - Source: FlagPost - Author: BIGGS, Amanda

  • Parliament of Australia Departmentof Parliamentary Services Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 1 Norway's response to gaming machines ................................................................................................. 1 What evidence emerged from the ban? ............................................................................................. 2 Interpreting the evidence ................................................................................................................... 3 Some differences between Australia and Norway worth noting ....................................................... 4 What lessons can be learnt? .................................................................................................................... 5 BACKGROUND NOTE 21
    Date: 21/11/2011 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1242044 - Source: Background Note (Parliame... - Author: BIGGS, Amanda

  •         NOVEMBER 15, 2011 Queen's visit revives republican debate Source: Wikimedia Commons The recent trip to Australia by Queen Elizabeth II marked her 16th visit since 1954, when she was the first reigning British monarch to make the journey. The Queen is the Head of State of
    Date: 15/11/2011 - Collection: Publications - ID: library/prspub/1232357 - Source: FlagPost - Author: MCCANN, Joy

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