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| | | The role of situational factors additional to gambling availability in gambling participation and problem gambling
Max Abbott
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| | | Are you my mother? When poker machines are false mother figures, does detaching cause family violence?
Maggie Askew, & Maureen Clapperton
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| | | Manaakitia te rawa kore: Achieving a local ‘sinking lid’ policy
Bill Aston, & Connie Henare
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| | | South Auckland Pacific Island fathers and their gambling: A snapshot in time
Maria Bellringer, & Maynard Williams
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| | | Gambling treatment service professionals: How well do they really know their clients?
Micheil Brodie
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| | | A national social marketing approach to prevent and minimise gambling harm in Aotearoa New Zealand
Tane Cassidy
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| | | Intrinsic and extrinsic barriers to health care: Implications for problem gambling
Dave Clarke
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| | | Help seeking by problem gamblers, their families and whanau including barriers to and relevance of services
Dave Clarke, Ruth DeSouza, & Maria Bellringer
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| | | Taeao folau: The morning journey
Mua’autofia Tueipi Clarke, Tupe Taisalika, & Taulanga Kupu
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| | | Problem gambling screening in primary care training services: An up to date look at the project
Mary Anne Cooke
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| | | Experiences of problem gambling treatment providers when using DSM-IV gambling criteria and SOGS-3M
Rebecca Coombes, & Maria Bellringer
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| | | Supervising the front line from the outside back
Gaylene Corkin
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| | | Operationalising responsible gaming in the casino environment
Bill Davies
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| | | The use of therapeutic letters and other documents in counselling
Roelien De Jong
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| | | A cocktail of multiple risk behaviours: An innovative approach to problem gambling
Kawshi De Silva, & Barbara Docherty
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| | | PiP (Programmes in Prisons): Working Behind Bars
Dianetha Devkurran, & Tony Lindquist
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| | | Baking a gambling gateau: Exploring the layers of workforce development for
gambling-related public health
Clare Docherty, Lisa Campbell, & John Raeburn
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| | | Gambling, social disorganisation and deprivation
Lorna Dyall
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| | | Marketing of gambling and use of ethnic specific cultural icons
Lorna Dyall, Samson Tse, & Pefi Kingi
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| | | Stansfield, John
Jonathan Gee
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| | | An audit to look forward to? A mentored audit and outcome assessment in a Pacific service
Mike Goulding, & Ned Cooke
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| | | Gambling as dangerous knowledge: What is dangerous and for whom?
Linda Hancock
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| | | Whose duty of care? International students and gambling
Linda Hancock
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| | | Workplace factors that encourage and discourage gambling amongst gaming venue employees: A manager’s perspective
Nerilee Hing, & Helen Breen
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| | | The advertising and marketing of dangerous products
Janet Hoek, Becky Freeman, & Zoe Aroha Martin
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| | | Gambling and Pacific peoples in New Zealand
John Huakau, & Lanuola Asiasiga
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| | | The face of problem gambling In South Auckland – Three case studies
Lynette Hutson
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| | | Japanese gaming industry (enterprise): Current state and attitudes of citizens
Sasaki Kazuaki
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| | | Whakawateahia ng? take i tupono m? t?ngata katoa: Freedom from problem gambling
Puti Lancaster, Marewa King, & Sarah Tait-Jamieson
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| | | Gambling among Chinese working in food industry
Hugo Li
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| | | Gambling impact on Chinese international students
Wendy Li, & Kitty Chan
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| | | The journey of significant others of Asian problem gamblers: From being passive victims to active and competent co-workers
Gus Lim
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| | | Narrative theory put into practice in Christchurch Problem Gambling Foundation men's group
Geoff Lumb
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| | | Voice can heal: The role of the Problem Gambling Foundation Asian Problem Gambling Hotline Service
Ava Ma, & Pauline Chan
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| | | Community advocacy on gambling: Getting a balanced approach to the issue
Andrew Manning
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| | | Private troubles and public issues: Agenda setting and gambling policy in Victoria
Andrew Manning
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| | | Stakeholder engagement and public policy in Victoria: A case study
Paul Marden
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| | | The rise of EGM in the Sunshine State: A case study of the discounting of the public interest in the name of evidence based practice
Neil Mellor
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| | | An evaluation of public perceptions of problem gambling
Brad Miles
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| | | Is gambling/gaming for Indigenous Canadian and Maori populations harmful, entertaining or a war day?
Laurie Morrison, & Alice Marchand
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| | | Australian gambling counsellors views of risk and protective factors for problem gamblers
Keis Ohtsuka, Malcolm Battersby, Alex Blaszczynski, Alun Jackson, Shane Thomas, & James Westphal
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| | | The social consequences of gambling problems
Cynthia Orme
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| | | Linked lives: Adult children’s experiences of late onset parental gambling problems
Janet Patford
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| | | An early and brief intervention travelling road show
Alison Penfold, Pam Armstrong, & Terry Huriwai
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| | | Is counselling enough? Development of the specialist problem gambling treatment workforce
Alison Penfold
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| | | A literature review to inform a social marketing approach to prevent and minimise gambling harm in New Zealand
Lana Perese, & Maria Bellringer
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| | | Duty of Care: What is it? Who has it?
Sue Pinkerton
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| | | Public health and gambling: The state of the play
John Raeburn
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| | | Developing best practice guidelines for host responsibility in gambling venues in New Zealand
Robin-Marie Shepherd, Samson Tse, Rachel Stevenson, Peter Adams, Robert Brown, & Fiona Rossen
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| | | Gisborne, the town that stood up
John Stansfield, & Connie Henare
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| | | Gambling is illegal: Unless
Adrian Straayer
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| | | Don’t let an opportunity go by: The validation of the EIGHT gambling screen as a generic tool
Sean Sullivan
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| | | Gaming machines vs. table gambling in Chinese gambling community
Simon Tam
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| | | Hear no evil, see no evil, and speak no evil: The noise of community silence
Terry Taumaa
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| | | Self-banning: Trick or treat? New Zealand’s unique answer
Philip Townshend, & Brenda McQuillian
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| | | Case study: Multi agency interventions with a very complicated client
Philip Townshend, & Alan Scott
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| | | Murmurings of concern: Expressions of outrage - Public perceptions and private experiences of women who gamble
Adrianne Transom, & Lea Orpana
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| | | Investigating problem gambling interventions in New Zealand
Samson Tse, Alun Jackson, Lisa Campbell, Robin-Marie Shepherd, Andrew Jull, Lorna Dyall, & Lana Perese
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| | | Mahi-o-whanau
Jacquilin Tuatara, & Chrissi Clement
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| | | Working towards gambling education, financial literacy and awareness for young people
Cheryl Vardon
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| | | Reducing gambling-related harm in the Waikato
Naina Watane
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| | | Mad, bad or sad? Applying the Pathways Model to clinical work with problem gamblers
Jude West, & Sylvia Huitson
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| | | Attrition among gambling treatment patients: Clinical and research implications
James Westphal
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| | | How well are we helping the problem gambler? Part II
James Westphal
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| | | Ethnic differences in gambling related symptoms and frequency of gambling: Policy implications
James Westphal, Hongtu Chen, & Elizabeth Kramer
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| | | Integrated mental health and public health approach for Asian problem gambling: Complement or conflict?
John Wong
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| | | An arduous threesome: When gambling is hogging the bed - Couples’ counselling in the problem gambling field
Sharlene Wong
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| | | Powerful voice: Chinese consumers’ perspectives in eliminating gambling harm
Wenli Zhang, Harry Wong, & Steven Wong
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Gambling availability, participation and problem gambling: How are they related?
Max Abbott
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Ethical blindness: EGMs and public policy
James Doughney
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| | | Keynote Abstract
A stocktake on the gambling environment following the implementation of the
Gambling Act 2003: Exploring the role of the regulator in supporting the purposes of the Act
Mike Hill
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Promoting self-recovery through brief interventions
David Hodgins
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Using genuine progress indicators to determine impacts and effects of gambling
Alice Marchand
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Assessing the impacts of gambling: Research and policy influence
Jan McMillen
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Looking back to move forward: What has been achieved in the funding for problem gambling services and where we need to go
Shayne Nahu
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| | | Keynote Abstract
The public health approach to preventing and minimising gambling harm
Colin Tukuitonga
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| | | Keynote Abstract
Ethnic issues in gambling
Maureen Waaka, Steve Niumata, & Nagalingam Rasalingam
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| | | Think Tank
Gambling Exposure and Adaptation: Reality and Implications
Max Abbott
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| | | Think Tank
A Clinical Framework for the Assessment and Treatment of Problem Gambling
Malcolm Battersby
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| | | Think Tank
Risk and Protective Factors in Problem Gambling
Malcolm Battersby, Alex Blaszczynski, Alun Jackson, Keis Ohtsuka, Shane Thomas, James R. Westphal, & Chris Anderson
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| | | Think Tank
Barriers and Enablers to Help-Seeking Behaviour for Problem Gamblers and Their Families
Maria Bellringer
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| | | Think Tank
Social Marketing
Tane Cassidy
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| | | Think Tank
Harm Minimisation in the Casino Industry
Debbie Edwards
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| | | Think Tank
Gambling Helplines: State of the Nation
Krista Ferguson
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| | | Think Tank
E T? W?hine Pono: Women Stand in Truth
Ruth Herd
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| | | Think Tank
Update on Minimal Interventions
David C. Hodgins
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| | | Think Tank
Social Marketing Approaches to Problem Gambling: Frameworks, Examples and Evidence
Alun Jackson
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| | | Think Tank
Family Violence and Gambling: Prevalence, Impact and Coping - An Australian Study
Alun Jackson
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| | | Think Tank
Assessing the Social Impacts of Gambling
Jan McMillen
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| | | Think Tank
Russian Roulette
Adrian Scarfe
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| | | Think Tank
Online Counselling
Amy Swan
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| | | Think Tank
Co-Occurring Disorders and Problem Gambling
James R. Westphal
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| | | Think Tank
International Collaboration in Commissioning and Conducting Problem Gambling Research
James R. Westphal
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