Research
The Commission is required to monitor and research the social effects of gambling and problem gambling.
This is done through a range of activities and strategies in association with the
Centre for Gambling Research at the Australian National University.
Recent Research
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Profiling Problem Gambling Symptoms in the ACT - (PDF file 1.13MB) |
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Profiling Problem Gambling Symptoms in the ACT - Summary of Findings - (PDF file 448KB) |
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Help-seeking and Uptake of Services Amongst People with Gambling Problems in the ACT - (PDF file 1.32MB) |
Help-seeking and Uptake of Services Amongst People with Gambling Problems in the ACT |
| ACT Gambling Prevalence
Study - (PDF file
733KB) |
| ACT Gambling Prevalence
Study - Summary of
findings - (PDF file
118KB) |
| ACT Gambling Prevalence
Study - Appendix -
(PDF file 122KB) |
Older Research
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Review of the ACT Government's Harm Minimisation Measures - (PDF file 735KB) |
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Adolescent Gambling in the ACT - (PDF file 358KB) |
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Help seeking by Problem Gamblers, Friends and Families: A Focus on Gender & Cultural Groups - (PDF file 1110KB) |
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The Use of ATMs in ACT Gaming Venues: An Empirical Study - (PDF file 858KB) |
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Gaming Machine Accessibility and Use In Suburban Canberra: A Detailed Analysis of the Tuggeranong Valley - (PDF file 6878KB) |
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Gambling & Clients of ACT Corrections - (PDF file 215KB) |
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Survey of Problem Gambling in the ACT - (PDF file 612KB) |
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ACT Needs Analysis - (PDF file 198KB) |
In addition to the above the Commission also contributes funding for research undertaken by Gambling Research Australia (GRA), a national body established by the Ministerial Council on Gambling.
For further information on GRA and copies of its research reports visit the GRA website at http://www.gamblingresearch.org.au
