Star spied on Weeks amid war with regulators: inquiry told
Star Entertainment was spying on the diary of special casino manager Nicholas Weeks as part of a ‘process of preparing for war’ with the regulators.
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Veteran legal eagle Brett Heading is a busy man these days both in and outside the courtroom, with his South Burnett distillery picking up another gong.
Get basics right first, business warns
The nation’s business community has called for broader reform to support economic wellbeing, with taxation, industrial relations and regulatory red tape the areas of most pressing concern.
Genex accepts $381m Japanese takeover offer
Genex, which is building one of the country’s biggest pumped hydro projects, has given the green light to a $381m takeover bid from Japanese energy giant J-Power.
Star narrows losses as premium gaming revenue dives
Revenue from the embattled casino group’s premium gaming rooms has plunged ahead opening its Queen’s Wharf site in Brisbane and a fresh fight to keep its Sydney licence.
Disentangling Suncorp Bank looming challenge for ANZ
ANZ’s $4.9bn takeover of Suncorp Bank is all but done, but we hear disentangling the local lender from the broader Suncorp Group is set to be a challenge.
Economic ‘perfect storm’ blowing companies away
ASIC figures show there have been 2566 insolvency appointments in the first three months of this year as companies battle a ‘perfect storm’ of economic issues.
Stanmore in $299m deal for Eagle Downs coal project
Stanmore Resources continues to underwrite big investments in coal with a $299m deal to take full control of the Eagle Downs underground project from Chinese steelmaker Baowu.
Asian-style hawker food precinct coming to CBD
A revamped Post Office Square in Brisbane’s CBD is looking for more tenants to join Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Vietnamese eateries already locked in for the new Hawkers Lane precinct
Woodside’s Goyder out in the cold over climate
Richard Goyder faces a battle to remain as Woodside Energy chairman with an influential proxy adviser accusing him of disregarding shareholder concerns over climate.
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