About Gaming Australia
Gaming Australia is an independent news publication covering the business of iGaming in Australia. Our editorial focus sits on the people, companies, and decisions shaping the sector: operator moves, regulatory shifts, market data, technology developments, and the workforce behind it all. We publish for an audience of industry professionals, including operators, suppliers, regulators, and informed observers who want clear, factual reporting without the noise.
What we cover
Our coverage spans every major segment of the Australian iGaming landscape. From ACMA rulings and state licensing updates in Regulation and Policy, to fixed-odds trends in Sports Betting and Racing and Wagering markets, to platform provider news in Technology and Platforms. We also track Marketing and Advertising restrictions, report on Data and Research, follow Lottery and Keno products, and cover executive appointments through People and Careers. Our International Watch section keeps readers informed on how global regulatory shifts affect local operators, and Events and Conferences rounds out the picture with trade show and summit coverage.
Our editorial approach
Gaming Australia does not promote gambling products, host odds, or carry affiliate links to operators. Legal and policy coverage is explanatory and factual: we summarise what changed and who it affects, without offering legal advice. Our tone is professional and plain spoken. We believe industry readers are best served by signal over hype, so we keep our reporting focused, accurate, and free from promotional influence.
Who we are
Gaming Australia is produced by three people. We operate independently, with no ownership ties to any licensed operator, supplier, or lobby group, and our editorial desk is kept separate from the commercial one. If you have a story tip, a correction, or feedback, we welcome your message through our contact page.
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Cameron Wilkinson
Editor · Regulation and policy
Cameron edits Gaming Australia and writes the regulation desk. He spent nine years in regional newsrooms across Queensland and New South Wales covering local government and the courts, and moved to trade press in 2019. He follows ACMA enforcement, state licensing, and the long argument over advertising and harm minimisation, with a standing interest in what actually changes once a ruling lands, which is usually less than the announcement suggests.
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Georgia Thompson
Senior reporter · Markets and product
Georgia covers wagering markets, racing, and the platforms underneath them. She came to iGaming from sports data, where she spent five years building models for a racing media group, and still reads a market sheet faster than a media release. Her reporting leans on the numbers: turnover, margin, and the distance between what operators announce and what the figures show. She also tracks the sector's uneasy overlap with crypto.
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Riley Fitzgerald
Commercial director
Riley runs the commercial side of the publication: partnerships, sponsorship, and advertising. He worked in media sales for a decade across trade publishing and events before joining in 2024. He does not write for Gaming Australia and takes no part in editorial decisions. We keep that separation deliberate, because we report on the companies that buy the advertising.