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Crown said it would “fully cooperate” with Finkelstein’s inquiry. “Crown welcomes the announcement from the Victorian government as it provides an opportunity to detail the reforms and changes to our business to deliver the highest standards of governance and compliance, and an organisational culture that meets community expectations,” Crown executive chair Helen Coonan said. “Victorians should be assured we recognise the responsibility placed on us by the community, governments and regulators and we will fully cooperate with the royal commission.” Charles Livingstone, an expert...

Australia's Victoria state said on Monday it would hold a royal commission inquiry into casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd and its fitness to hold a gambling licence, extending the fallout since media accused it of ties to money laundering.

Victorian Opposition target Crown Casino Royal Commission 23/02/2021|3min The Andrews government is facing criticism over its decision to launch a Royal Commission into Melbourne’s Crown Casino – with one Opposition member arguing the government was shamed into holding the inquiry. The Victorian government on Monday called for a Royal Commission after a New South Wales inquiry into Crown’s flagship Sydney casino found evidence of money laundering and links to organised crime. Opposition gaming spokeswoman Steph Ryan said the state government was shamed into the decision which Premier ...

NSW gaming regulator calls for more heads to roll at Crown FriFriday 19 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:30am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch (Grace Tobin) Print text only Cancel The NSW gaming watchdog has called for two more Crown directors to resign from the embattled casino empire following the scathing findings of a year-long inquiry. Key points: Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority chairman Philip Crawford says Crown directors Harold Mitchell and John Poynton should go Former Liberal Party leader John Hewson says the Crown d...

Sydney news: Black Hawk down in Sydney park, fight against powerlines in Kosciuszko Posted WedWednesday 17 updated WedWednesday 17 No-one was injured when the Black Hawk helicopter made its emergency landing. ( Print text only Independents reject Kosciuszko powerlines ( ABC Open contributor Nick) The NSW Parliament's four key Independents have urged the state government to reject Transgrid's plans to build overhead transmission lines through Kosciuszko National Park. Independent MPs Greg Piper, Alex Greenwich and Joe McGirr have been joined by NSW Upper House MLC Justin Field in opposing the...