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Queensland must release report into probity of Star casino partner
David Crisafulli last year promised to release a report on a partner in Brisbane’s new casino. He has been premier for three months. We’re still waiting.
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- Queen's Wharf
The high-stakes game being played for the future of Queen’s Wharf
More than a decade in the making, Queen’s Wharf now takes up 10 per cent of the CBD. It was meant to be more than a casino, but that’s all people are talking about.
- Courtney Kruk
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Star’s obligations for Queen’s Wharf project ‘weren’t met’: Premier
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli says the Star Entertainment Group failed to honour its agreement for the $3.6 billion Brisbane casino precinct.
- Cameron Atfield
Star warns investors of ‘material uncertainty’ over its future as revenue falls
The embattled casino operator said it was continuing discussions in an attempt to manage its financial woes, but there was no guarantee it would be able to reach a deal.
- Clancy Yeates
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Spinning plates on sticks: How Star attempts to stave off bankruptcy
Star boss Steve McCann may be lip-syncing Gloria Gaynor’s I Will Survive, but that won’t make it happen.
- Elizabeth Knight
- Opinion
- Opinion
Embattled casino group Star has a stalker rather than a saviour
There is nothing about Xingchun Wang’s taking a 5.5 per cent stake in the struggling casino operator that looks like a white knight rescue attempt.
- Elizabeth Knight
Star shares plunge again amid warning investors could be wiped out
Morningstar has given Star a 50 per cent chance of falling into administration and said the company would be lucky to make its next results without a lifeline.
- Hannah Kennelly
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Can Star Entertainment survive? It’s a crap shoot
The casino operator’s prospects have continued to deteriorate to the point that it may need a gambler’s luck to avoid falling into the hands of administrators.
- Elizabeth Knight
This fraudster was a VIP at Crown and Star. Now the casinos face a $70 million lawsuit
When one of Australia’s biggest Ponzi schemes collapsed, the money trail led to the casinos. Now Crown and Star could face a courtroom showdown with dudded investors.
- Carla Jaeger and Sherryn Groch
New gambling rules burn big hole in Star casino’s books
Restrictions on gambling with cash at Star’s flagship casino sent revenue plunging, adding to concerns about its viability.
- Colin Kruger
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