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A small event starts a cascade and problems escalate
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Sometimes a small event starts a cascade and problems escalate. A classic case was the woman who checked her bank balance at an ATM and was told she had $30. She withdrew the $30, unaware that a $2 balance enquiry fee had reduced her account to $28. The withdrawal pushed her into overdraft, triggering another $30 fee. Suddenly, a woman who thought she had $30 owed the bank money.
‘Absurd’: children to see gambling logos on sports jerseys until 2032 in transition period condemned by Pocock
Government says it hopes clubs will end jersey deals with wagering companies earlier, but calls it a commercial decision
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Children across Australia will continue to see gambling logos on professional sport jerseys until up to 2032 despite the governmentâs pledge to break the link between sport and wagering.
The Albanese government has banned gambling company logos on jerseys but legislated a five-year transition period to allow clubs and bookmakers to adjust.
The 2032 deadline has been criticised by public health experts, who question why the government recognised the logos as harmful but allowed them to remain for so long.
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