Still no deal on Star’s rescue plan
Troubled Star Entertainment Group has signalled it’s no closer to finalising a $300m rescue plan and remains in lock down talks with lenders, governments and regulators.
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Auditor raised red flags over Star future
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Qld ready to support Star as company considers ‘liquidity’
Queensland Premier Steven Miles says his government will do all it can to avoid the “worst scenario” at Star Entertainment as the casino operator says it’s talking to advisers on liquidity issues.
We can’t let ‘fantastic’ Queen’s Wharf fail: Premier
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