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Crown Resorts is going through a massive shakeup after the New South Wales Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) deemed the casino operator unsuitable to hold a license. Several top dogs on the company’s board stepped down and there was talk that CEO Ken Barton was going to give up his position, as well. That exit has now been confirmed, but Crown will reportedly give Barton some lovely parting gifts for his participation.  According to The Guardian, Barton, who had only led the company for about a year, is expected to receive a nice compensation package as he packs up his thing...

Brennan could be the man to sort out Crown We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Mark Brennan must have been running hot over the weekend. That’s because Bendigo boy Brennan has just the CV that makes him the ideal man for the job of independent sessional commissioner at the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation. In other words, Victoria’s answer to NSW commissioner Patricia Bergin, whose spectacular carriage of the NSW inquiry culminated in her finding that Crown was not suitable to hold a gaming licence...

Crown Resorts has announced that Ken Barton is no longer the CEO and managing director of the company, with Helen Coonan taking over the leadership position.

‘Regular fishing trips’: WA chief casino officer stood aside over close contacts to Crown bosses We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 9.05am Normal text size Advertisement Crown Resorts has launched its own external review after Western Australia’s chief casino regulator stood aside over revelations of his social relationship with senior members of the company’s legal and compliance team. Michael “Mick” Connolly is the deputy director general of the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, ...

The chips are down as Crown chair Helen Coonan fights to save Sydney casino We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size Heavy lies the crown on Helen Coonan’s head. The former federal politician and government minister has one of the ugliest and toughest jobs in corporate Australia – and of her career – to clean up the disastrous failings of Crown Resorts. As chair of Crown, Coonan presided over a company which this week was informed it was not fit to operate its casino licence in Sydney, followi...