About this episode

Canberra is trialing a new emergency warning system while discussing the gaming industry and tourism.

Canberra is set to trial Australia's first emergency warning system to improve public safety during crises, while a debate over the future of its gaming industry and calls for governance reform dominate local discussions. The city's luxury tourism appeal is also highlighted as it attracts record visitor numbers.

Topics covered

• emergency warning system
• public safety
• gaming industry
• governance reform
• tourism

Keywords

• Canberra
• emergency warning system
• public safety
• gaming industry
• tourism

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Canberra, Australia, luxury tourism

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