Aussie Gamefront · Reader enquiries
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Have a question about our gaming guides, spotted something that needs correcting, or found a barrier while using our website? Tell the Aussie Gamefront editorial team. Your feedback helps us make our coverage clearer and more useful for readers across Australia.
Speak to the editorial team
Aussie Gamefront publishes independent editorial guides to help Australian readers explore gaming websites and understand their options. This contact channel is for questions about our content, suggestions for future guides and feedback on the site itself.
[email protected] +61 2 8046 7315 Level 11, 25 Martin PlaceSydney NSW 2000, Australia
Our editorial contact hours are Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 Sydney time, excluding NSW public holidays. We aim to acknowledge enquiries within five business days. More detailed checks may take longer, especially when we need to review a source or reproduce an accessibility issue.
For game accounts, payments, refunds or technical support within a game, contact the official platform directly. We cannot access player accounts or make changes to another service.
Help us understand your enquiry
Include your name, a valid reply email and a clear message. Add the relevant page URL and describe what you would like us to review. All three fields below are required.
A few details make a difference
Corrections and source updates
Quote the sentence or heading you are referring to and explain what has changed. An official source link, such as a platform’s current help page or published terms, helps us check the detail. We assess suggested corrections against the available evidence before updating our coverage.
Accessibility feedback
Tell us which page or control caused difficulty, what you expected to happen and what happened instead. If comfortable, include your browser, device and any assistive technology you used. Describe the steps in text so you do not need to send a screenshot containing personal information.
Keep a copy of your message for your own reference. If you need to follow up, use the same reply email and mention the date and subject of your original enquiry so the team can understand the context.
