Millie Elder-Holmes
Millie Elder-Holmes is a social media influencer known for her lifestyle and wellness content. Recently, she has come under scrutiny for allegedly promoting gambling on her social media platforms, which has led to complaints being filed against her. Critics have expressed concern about her influence, particularly as a Māori figure, and the potential impact of her promotion of gambling on vulnerable communities.
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Millie Elder-Holmes received a $5000 fine for her involvement in promoting gambling.
Online gambling: Overseas gambling website Leo Vegas told to stop advertising in New Zealand
New Zealand· 2025-12-09
Some of Matt Jordan's most recognisable works belong to Millie Elder-Holmes, a close friend.
Award-winning Northland tattooist Matt Jordan bringing art to life in exhibitionNew Zealand· 2025-10-04
Millie Elder-Holmes is one of the influencers caught up in a government gambling ad crackdown.
Four influencers, including Calen Morris and Millie Elder-Holmes, caught up in $125,000 Government gambling ad crackdownNew Zealand· 2025-09-28
Millie Elder-Holmes is under investigation for promoting overseas online gambling sites.
Millie Elder-Holmes under investigation - again - for online gambling promotionsNew Zealand· 2025-08-23Millie Elder-Holmes pays a $5000 fine for online gambling promotion.
‘Payments can be substantial’: Millie Elder-Holmes pays $5000 fine for online gambling promotionNew Zealand· 2025-07-20Millie Elder-Holmes is facing a $5,000 fine for promoting online gambling.
Time is ticking for Millie Elder-Holmes to pay her $5k fine for promoting online gamblingNew Zealand· 2025-06-28
Millie Elder-Holmes was fined $5000 for promoting online gambling despite a prior warning.
Social media influencer Millie Elder-Holmes fined $5000 in online gambling crackdownNew Zealand· 2025-05-25Millie Elder-Holmes is facing a complaint for promoting gambling on her social media.
Millie Elder-Holmes faces complaint for promoting gambling - 26 influencers now on govt watchlistNew Zealand· 2025-04-17