07/12/22 Greyhound Racing Victoria extends partnership with Sky Racing Sky Racing, the Tabcorp-owned network, has extended its partnership agreement with Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV).
07/12/22 Aquis Entertainment to sell Casino Canberra to Iris Capital The casino will finally go to Iris CC Holdings Pty, which stepped in with a late offer outbidding Capital Leisure.
07/11/22 CEO admits Star committed “a number of minor breaches” Geoff Hogg, the Star Entertainment Group’s acting chief executive officer, has begun giving testimony to Queenland’s inquiry into the casino operator’s suitability.
07/08/22 JP Morgan assigns price target of $5.15 for The Lottery Corp Analysts at JP Morgan believe few companies can raise capital as effectively as the Australian lottery operator.
07/07/22 Imperial Pacific failed to make payment for Xerox Corp judgment Chief Judge Ramona V. Manglona has been told Imperial Pacific has failed to comply with its scheduled settlement.
07/07/22 Bidding war breaks out for Canberra Casino The two potential buyers have upped their offers for Canberra Casino.
07/06/22 The Lottery Office opens more access to international lotteries in Australia The Lottery Office has announced that Australian players can now enter lotteries from around the world.
07/05/22 CCC and IPI move closer to settlement agreement The settlement may the casino regulator’s complaints against IPI.
07/05/22 Aquis Entertainment receives second offer for Canberra casino Aquis Entertainment has received a higher offer than that made by Capital Leisure & Entertainment Pty Ltd in May.
07/04/22 VGCCC starts disciplinary proceedings against Crown Melbourne Crown Melbourne could face a fine of up to AU$100m (US$69m) for its responsible gambling failures.
07/01/22 South Australia to launch independent review into SkyCity South Australia’s Liquor and Gambling regulator has announced it is commissioning an independent review of Adelaide’s SkyCity casino to analyse if it is still suitable to hold its casino licence.
06/30/22 IPI: new judgement would require US$2m payment to USDOL after contempt ruling IPI would have to pay the US Department of Labour following a second amended consent judgment.
