Members of the General Assembly are getting ready for the upcoming session. And so are lobbyists who represent gambling interests.Special interests in the gambling industry are hoping to strike it rich during the General Assembly session next year. That’s according to the latest lobbying disclosures
The Poarch Creek Indians (PCI) recently hired the high-powered Fine Geddie lobbying firm ahead of the 2025 session.A PCI spokeswoman confirmed the move to 1819 News on Monday, saying the firm was now part of PCI’s “External State Team.”“I can confirm that Fine & Geddie now work with Poarch Creek
Michael Ferguson says Tasmanian politicians are under pressure from the Tasmanian Hospitality Association.Australia.- Michael Ferguson, Tasmania’s former finance minister, has published an opinion article in The Mercury arguing that the state’s hospitality association is putting pressure on politici
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