SYDNEY - When she turned 18, Ms Kate Seselja became old enough to gain admission to local pubs and clubs in Sydney, and quickly noticed that they were not just places for drinking and socialising with friends.
Instead, these venues were almost always lined with the flashing lights and enticing jingles of slot machines.
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