Crown Resorts have been given the green light to open a casino in Sydney's Barangaroo after it was deemed unfit to operate in 2020 - but the company will be kept under a close watch.
The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority will allow the Barangaroo venue to begin operating under a conditional licence for 18 months, but warned it will be keeping"close eye" on its operations.
ILGA chair Philip Crawford warned it will be keeping a"close eye" on Crown's operations. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Joel Carrett A public inquiry found the casino was unfit to operate amid allegations of money laundering. Picture: Getty Images "We've seen plenty of instances previously where they weren't doing it, we wanna make sure they do it and we'll be watching them."
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