When you visit this site, we collect some information about your browsing through cookies. This page explains what they are, what we use them for, and how to manage them. This is not a complete privacy policy—we have a separate document for that.

Why this notice matters to you

Cookies are small files your browser stores on your device. They help websites remember your preferences and let us see how people use our site. Some are necessary for the site to work at all. Others help us improve your experience or track basic usage patterns. You have the right to control which ones are active.

What cookies this site uses

Our cookies fall into a few categories. Essential cookies keep the site functioning—without them, some features won’t work properly. Analytics cookies let us measure traffic and understand which pages are visited. These are not linked to your personal identity. Functional cookies remember your preferences, such as language or font size, so you don’t need to set them again. Third-party cookies may be placed by our hosting provider or other vendors we work with; we don’t control these directly, but we list them so you know they’re here.

How we protect your choice

We don’t sell your data to advertisers. We don’t track you across other websites. The information we collect through cookies on this site stays on this site, and we keep it in accordance with Australian privacy expectations and our own privacy policy.

Managing cookies in your browser

You can refuse or delete cookies whenever you want. Most browsers let you block them entirely or just from certain sites. Some cookies will disappear when you close your browser; others stay until you delete them. Be aware that turning off essential cookies may break some parts of the site.

Support for gambling harm

If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling, free confidential help is available. Call the National Gambling Helpline 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Support is also available through services in your state or territory. Gambler’s Help Youthline is available for people under 25.