The Gambling Act 2003 has rules about infringement offences. You can break these rules and get a fine. The rules are about things like advertising overseas gambling, and having certain gaming machines in venues. You can be fined up to $5,000 for some offences, like advertising overseas gambling or having certain gaming machines in a casino venue. You can also be fined for things like not displaying the right information to customers, or not providing training for employees. Some offences have lower fines, like $500 for buying a ticket in an instant game if you are under 18 years old. The fines are listed in a table, with the provision, description of offence, and fee. The rules are empowered by sections 4, 356–360 of the Gambling Act 2003, which you can read by following the links to ss 4 and 356–360. Some specific rules are about sections like s 16, s 82, and s 83. You can follow the links to read more about each section.