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Tasmanian research
Social and Economic Impact Studies
Independent reviews of the social and economic impact of gambling in Tasmania are conducted every three years.
Reports for SEIS studies from 2008 to 2021
Young People and Gambling Consultation
A report commissioned by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Communities Tasmania and undertaken by Youth Network of Tasmania 2022.
- Young People and Gambling Consultation Report (PDF 2.3MB)
- Young People and Gambling Consultation Report Snapshot (PDF 183.9KB)
- Participation statistics (Report page 8) accessible version (PDF 137.1KB)
International Students Gambling Study 2018
A report by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services Tasmania.
Sports Betting Research Report 2014
A report commissioned by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania.
School of Social Sciences, University of Tasmania
Problem Gamblers: General Practitioners' Perception of Self-Competency in Detection and Intervention 2013
A report commissioned by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania.
School of Psychology, University of Newcastle
School of Psychology, University of Tasmania
School of Health and Human Sciences, Southern Cross University
Weighing up the odds: Young Tasmanians' knowledge of, attitudes to, experiences of, and future intentions about gambling 2011
A report commissioned by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania.
Faculty of Education, University of Tasmania
An Exploratory Investigation of Online Gambling Amongst University Students in Tasmania
A report by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania.
Corina Ly, Gambling Support Program, 2010
Previous research suggests that there is a high participation rate of online gambling amongst university students and that they may be vulnerable to online gambling problems. The primary aim of this exploratory study was to investigate online gambling amongst students at the University of Tasmania with a focus on observing indications of problem gambling.
A study investigating the use and effectiveness of the Tasmanian Self-Exclusion Program
A report by the Gambling Support Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania.
Corina Ly, Gambling Support Program, 2010
Tasmanian Gambling Prevalence Studies
Fourth Study (released 2006)
- The Fourth Study into the Extent and Impact of Gambling in Tasmania with Particular Reference to Problem Gambling (PDF 2.3MB)
- Fourth Tasmanian Gambling Prevalence Study - Fact Sheets
Third Study (released 2001)
Community Sector Research
- House of cards: Problem gambling and low income earners in Tasmania
Margie Law, Anglicare Tasmania, 2005