Tabcorp and Sportsbet are expected to appear before a Senate inquiry as representatives defend their betting inducement practices, according to reporting from PerthNow and The West Australian. The inquiry focuses on whether gambling promotions and related conduct contribute to harm, including concerns that such practices may target people who have gambling problems. Both outlets say the questioning will examine alleged “harmful practices,” with particular attention on whether marketing and inducements are aimed at problem gamblers or vulnerable individuals. The coverage indicates that the companies will be asked to explain how their promotions operate, the safeguards they use, and what steps they take to reduce or prevent harm. The Senate inquiry forms part of broader scrutiny of the gambling industry’s advertising and inducement methods. The reports do not indicate the specific details of any alleged breaches, but they align on the central point that Tabcorp and Sportsbet will be questioned in a Senate forum about inducements and their potential impact on problem gamblers.