'Not suitable': where to now for James Packer and Crown's other casinos?
Crown's Melbourne and Perth casinos are in the firing line.
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Crown's Melbourne and Perth casinos are in the firing line.
“The review of the Chairman’s evidence demonstrates that her character, honesty and integrity has not been and could not be called into question.” Ken Barton, chief executive: It was “appalling” and “quite improper” for Barton to give a misleading answer to shareholder activist Stephen Mayne about whether Packer was getting special briefings at Crown’s 2019 annual meeting – but his attempts to justify his conduct while giving evidence to the inquiry “were even more inappropriate for the CEO and director of Crown and director of the licensee”. “It demonstrated a serious...
At least three members of the Crown board are under pressure to resign, including the group’s managing director and high profile Crown Melbourne chairman Andrew Demetriou.
Political donations FY20: Free TV, Harold Mitchell and Nine make the list February 1, 2021 4:27 The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has published its annual financial disclosure returns for the 2019-20 financial year. The returns include donations to political parties and campaigners, as well as disclosure of associated entities, donors and third parties that incur electoral expenditure. The AEC returns include individuals and companies who donated more than $14,000 in total, with the threshold indexed on 1 July each year. There were several entries on the list of interest within the m...
Crown steels itself for Bergin verdict Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Crown Resortsâ tense wait for Patricia Berginâs verdict on its suitability to operate a Sydney casino is coming to an end, with Bergin set to hand her report to the NSW gaming regulator on Monday. But readers shouldnât get too excited. It might be another fortnight before the public â and Crown executives â are able to read the former judgeâs recommendations, given the Independent Liquor and Gaming Regulator wants ...