Contacts
Welcome to the Contacts page of aboriginalservicesdirectory.com.au. Below you will find the best way to get in touch with our team, what topics we can help with, and where to turn for questions we are not able to answer.
How to Reach Us
The only official way to contact us is by email:
Please include a clear subject line and as much detail as possible so we can direct your message to the right person on our team.
What You Can Write About
We welcome messages on the following topics:
- Questions about our content — if something in one of our reviews or guides about pokies near you is unclear, feel free to ask.
- Corrections — if you have spotted outdated or inaccurate information on our site, let us know and we will review it.
- Feedback — suggestions on how we can improve our reviews, comparisons and guides are always appreciated.
- Partnership requests — if you are interested in working with us, please outline your proposal in detail.
Response Time
We read every message we receive. We usually reply within a few business days, although during busy periods it may take a little longer. Thank you for your patience.
Questions About Your Casino Account
Please note that aboriginalservicesdirectory.com.au is an independent review and information website — we are not a gambling operator. We do not run any casinos, hold player accounts, or process payments.
For questions about:
- deposits or withdrawals,
- bonuses and wagering requirements,
- account verification or login issues,
please contact the customer support team of the casino in question directly. Their contact details can normally be found in the "Support" or "Contact" section of their website.
Need Help With Gambling?
If gambling is no longer fun and you feel it may be causing problems for you or someone you care about, free and confidential help is available in Australia.
Gambling Help Online is a national service offering 24/7 support, counselling and information for Australians affected by gambling. Visit www.gamblinghelponline.org.au to chat with a counsellor online or find support services in your state or territory.
Reaching out is free, confidential, and a sign of strength — not weakness.