Briefing material, contacts, and ready-to-quote data.

Contact for interviews

One-line description

OddsOffSport.org is an independent supplementary campaign for stronger restrictions on gambling advertising in Australian sport, and supports the Alliance for Gambling Reform's national advocacy work.

Spokesperson availability

Doug Lilly is available for radio, podcast, print and television interviews on:

• The 2027 federal advertising reforms and what they do and don't cover
• The 2023 parliamentary inquiry's near-total ban recommendation
• Public sentiment data being collected through this site
• Sport-specific issues: jersey logos, naming rights, stadium signage, broadcast saturation
• How the announced reforms compare with state codes (especially the SA framework)

Doug is not a clinician, financial counsellor, or lived-experience advocate. For interviewees with those perspectives, the Alliance for Gambling Reform's Voices network is the best place to start.

Image and logo files

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Press one-pager

A printable one-page briefing with the campaign argument, key stats, and contact details.

Download media one-pager (PDF) →

Survey data

OddsOffSport.org runs a public sentiment survey. Aggregate data is available on the results page. For more detailed aggregate-level cuts (state, age, sport), email contact@oddsoffsport.org.

Disclosed methodology: this is a self-selecting online survey, not a randomised sample. It is intended to surface community sentiment, not to be a substitute for ABS or peer-reviewed research. Aggregate counts under 5 are suppressed to protect participant anonymity.