Queen’s Wharf casino may open even if inquiry sinks Star
Brisbane’s Queen’s Wharf casino and entertainment complex should be able to open next year, the state’s attorney-general says, even if its operators are found to be unsuitable to hold a Queensland gaming licence.
State Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman says a new Queensland inquiry into Star will “build on” the NSW probe.But the lawyers insisted Star had since responded to issues raised at the inquiry and was “presently suitable” to run a casino. Fentiman said the Queensland inquiry would “build on” what has happened in the NSW inquiry before Adam Bell, SC.
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