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Crown casino Sydney news: Is Crown's new Sydney casino open? No. Crown Resorts have been told they are no longer suitable to hold the licence.

The West Australian government has announced an inquiry, with the powers of a royal commission, into embattled casino operator Crown Resorts amid increasing pressure on two additional directors of the company to resign. WA’s move, announced late on Tuesday, leaves Victoria isolated as the only state that licenses Crown that has failed to launch a quasi-judicial inquiry into the James Packer-backed casino operator. An inquiry in New South Wales,...

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Crown officially deemed 'not suitable' to hold casino licence by gaming regulator Crown Resorts has officially been told by the New South Wales regulator it is no longer a suitable person to hold a gaming licence for its $2.2 billion Barangaroo casino. In a notice to shareholders, Crown said it had received a letter from the New South Wales Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) informing the business officially of the proceedings underway. The findings come a week after the damning Bergin report, which concluded an intensive 18-month investigation on Crown's casino dealings with an 8...

The NSW gaming regulator has officially deemed Crown Resorts no longer suitable to hold a casino licence at its new Barangaroo property in Sydney.