The Latest Breaking News from Star Entertainment Group

Robbie Cooke, CEO of Star Entertainment Group, will depart as the company waits for results of an inquiry into whether it should keep its Sydney casino licence.

Star Entertainment Group in Australia surpasses profit estimates, driving share surge and reflecting resilience and strategic focus.

Star Entertainment Group has posted a $9.1 million first-half profit, but revenue was down 15 per cent as it faced increased competition and weaker spending.

Star Entertainment Group has avoided a possible board spill at its annual general meeting as its new CEO has described working 18-hour days on its turnaround.

Star Entertainment Group chief executive Robbie Cooke has revealed the impact of the NSW government's tax increase on pokies profits as the casino sacks 500 staff.

The securities regulator says that at its request Star Entertainment Group has made a multimillion-dollar provision for more possible fines and penalties.

The Star Entertainment Group posts a $1.26 billion loss for the first half of the 2023 financial year, driven by losses at its Sydney casino, as well as what the company described as "one-off" costs, like $350 million in fines.

Queensland's Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman announces the penalties two months after she found the gambling giant unsuitable to hold a casino licence in Queensland, following a major report.

The Star Entertainment Group will have its licence to operate its Sydney casino suspended from Friday, and has been ordered to pay a $100 million fine.

Incoming CEO at Star Entertainment Group Robbie Cooke has vowed to "rebuild trust" as he steps into the top job at the embattled gaming company.

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate wants another casino to make the industry more accountable in Queensland, insisting competition will ensure "all of the legislation is ticked off".