Star could front public hearings in Queensland’s casino crackdown
Embattled casino operator Star Entertainment could front a public hearing into the Queensland government’s bid to enhance its oversight of the gaming sector.
In a statement to the market on Thursday, Star Entertainment said it was “currently reviewing the bill and the potential implications for its Queensland operations, noting it remains subject to the usual consultation and parliamentary processes”. Introducing the proposed casino control bill on Thursday, Racing Minister Grace Grace introduced described it as a proactive move to stave off “risks identified in the national casino environment”.
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