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Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie was one of several MPs to sign a letter calling for the government to strengthen its gambling ad reforms.

Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino will appear at the National Press Club today to announce a crackdown on super switching schemes. 

Federal politicians, former AFLW players and survivor advocates have criticised football media's framing of the Victoria police investigation into an alleged sexual assault in Melbourne. Four Sydney Swans players have been linked to the investigation, although there is no confirmation the four players are directly involved or that they have all spoken to the police.

Overnight the Sydney Swans declared that some of its players are in "serious breach" of club standards and have signalled a tougher approach.

It follows days of uncertainty over how the AFL and the club would handle the allegation.

Under the proposed legislation is a crackdown of inducements enticing people to gamble, an opt-out of online wagering advertising, and restrictions on advertising.

Regional tourism groups, farmers and charities are raising concerns over the federal government's decision to pause the visa applications for working holiday-makers from 24 countries.

Andrew Wallace crossed the floor over concerns that gambling reform did not go "far enough." 

Donald Trump has threatened to blow up the Gulf nation if it "got in the way" of negotiations to broker a deal on the Strait of Hormuz. 

The government's gambling reforms are now set to pass the Senate this evening.

One Nation wants to expand early access to superannuation for some Australians. 

Access is currently allowed in limited circumstances, with the Tax Office approving almost 68,000 applications for early access in 2024 to 2025.

Then, new restrictions on gambling advertisements are expected to pass parliament this week, with the government striking a tentative deal with the Coalition. 

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