Publications relating to problem gambling in New Zealand.
This report from the National Gambling Study focuses on new cases of problem gambling and the factors that influence peoples transitions to and from risky levels of gambling.
Problem gambling publications
Publications
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Published 23 October 2015
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Published 25 September 2015An evaluation of psychosocial intervention services and primary prevention public health services for problem gambling.
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Published 11 September 2015This study looks at offshore gambling by New Zealanders, with a focus on offshore horse/dog race and sports betting.
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Published 31 July 2015Summary The Gambling Act 2003 sets out requirements for an ‘integrated problem gambling strategy focused on public health’. -
Published 01 July 2015This study provides an in-depth quantitative analysis of gambling and problem gambling data from the 2011/12 New Zealand Health Survey
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Published 26 June 2015This report from the National Gambling Study focuses on New Zealanders' attitudes towards gambling.
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Published 15 January 2015The prevalence of problem gambling in Māori communities is approximately three to four times higher than the general New Zealand population.
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Published 07 August 2014Research on how game characteristics, including table games and the presence of pop-ups/player information displays, influence player behaviour.
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Published 03 July 2014This report from the National Gambling Study focuses on national-level epidemiological information on problem gambling in New Zealand.
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Published 16 June 2014This survey is part of series of larger surveys that aim to provide information on the health and wellbeing of young people attending New Zealand secondary schools. The current survey was conducted in 2012 and involved questions about gambling, amongst other topics.