Cookie Policy
Last updated: 8 September 2026
Cookies on this website
The pages for Golden Star Australia Guide do not set cookies by themselves. They contain editorial content and do not include analytics scripts, advertising networks, embedded third-party widgets, consent-management scripts, account systems or affiliate-tracking code.
No invented cookie list
Because this website does not add cookie-setting services, this policy does not list cookie names, analytics vendors, advertising networks or tracking providers that are not actually present. A cookie table should only be added when the publisher can identify the technologies deployed on the published site.
Hosting and technical infrastructure
A hosting provider, content-delivery network, security service or other infrastructure selected by the publisher may use technical mechanisms when the site is deployed. Those mechanisms are not part of the generated static files. The publisher should review the configuration and documentation of any service added at deployment and update this policy where necessary.
External links
The editorial site may contain links to external websites. A third-party website may set its own cookies after a visitor follows such a link. Those cookies are controlled by that third party and are outside this website’s configuration.
When this policy must be updated
If the publisher adds analytics, advertising, embedded content, consent tools, affiliate tracking, personalisation, login functionality or any other technology that sets or reads cookies or similar identifiers, this Cookie Policy must be updated before publication of that functionality. The revised policy should describe the actual tools in use, their purposes and the choices available to visitors.
What cookies are used for
Cookies are small data files that a website or service may store in a browser. Depending on the technology deployed, they can remember settings, support a session, measure visits, personalise content or attribute referrals. The purposes and retention periods depend on the actual service that sets them.
No such service is identified for the editorial pages covered by this policy. The site should not publish a vendor name, cookie name, expiry period or consent category unless that item has been confirmed in the live deployment.
Visitor choices
Most browsers allow visitors to block, delete or restrict cookies through their privacy settings. Blocking a cookie can affect a third-party website that relies on it, but it does not create an account or change the terms of an external gambling service. Browser controls are separate from any consent tool that a publisher may add later.
If a consent banner or similar control is introduced, it should explain which technologies are optional, which are required for the service and how a visitor can change a previous choice. The wording should match the actual configuration rather than a standard list copied from another website.
External services
Following a link to a regulator, operator, payment provider or another website moves the visitor to a service controlled by another party. That service may use cookies, local storage or similar technologies under its own privacy and cookie information. Visitors should review the destination site’s notices before submitting personal information or using an account feature.