
Star finds a battle-hardened boss to lead it through 'transformation'
The embattled Star Group has found a new $1.6 million boss as the company heads towards an inquiry into its casino operations in Queensland.
The embattled Star Group has found a new $1.6 million boss as the company heads towards an inquiry into its casino operations in Queensland.
Isle of Man bookmakers probably feel like Queensland’s treasurer bluffed them about tax hikes, but Cameron Dick insists he never promised them anything.
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After months of allegations of money laundering and criminal activities in NSW, the Palaszczuk Government has relented and agreed to hold an inquiry into the operations of Star’s casinos in Brisbane and the Gold Coast and whether it should keep its licence.
Former Queensland Under Treasurer Gerard Bradley has fallen on his sword at Star and will resign as a director as the crushing weight of allegations about the company’s operations are exposed.
Queensland’s ability to ward off the severe lockdowns and other Covid-19 restrictions has helped generate a $2 billion windfall in tax revenue for the state.
Law firm Slater and Gordon has filed a class action against beleaguered casino operator The Star Entertainment Group claiming the company misled investors over its compliance and regulatory obligations.
The State Government is already suffering from allegations relating to its integrity. It now has to hold its nerve and have public inquiries into the activities at Star’s two Queensland casinos, writes John McCarthy.