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Please Explain podcast: Crown s criminal woes may not be uncovered in royal commission

Please Explain podcast: Crown s criminal woes may not be uncovered in royal commission
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Crown s financial crime chief backs cashless casino

Crown s financial crime chief backs cashless casino
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Australia news live: disability vaccine rollout abject failure ; passenger on India flight tests positive for coronavirus | Australia news

Australian Open to be forced to move from Melbourne. The ABC is reporting that Dubai and Doha, which hosted the qualifying events ahead of this yearâs tournament, are being considered as potential host cities if the slam needs to be relocated. The report indicates that players would be unwilling to go into hard quarantine, the way they did this year, in order to compete in the open. But Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has told the Sydney Morning Herald that there were no plans to move the tournament from Melbourne: I mentioned to the team the other day that we climbed Mt Everest and, unfortunately, we are going to be at base camp again.

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Crown lied to regulator , Victorian royal commission told | Crown Resorts

Last modified on Mon 17 May 2021 05.08 EDT Crown Resorts allegedly lied to its regulator and adopted a belligerent attitude towards an investigation into the arrest of 19 of its staff in China, an inquiry into the James Packer-backed casino operator has heard. A royal commission into Crown, called by Victoriaâs Andrews government, also heard that the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation was still considering referring the company to the stateâs supreme court for failing to properly respond to notices ordering it to produce documents for use in the investigation. The commission opened public hearings on Monday with testimony from Timothy Bryant, a compliance officer at the VCGLR who worked on an investigation into the arrests of Crown staff in 2016 over allegations of illegally promoting gambling in China.

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First witnesses named ahead of Crown royal commission

The first lot of witnesses has been revealed ahead of the royal commission into the Crown, which kicks off on Monday from 10am.

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