The Star Entertainment Group Limited has officially launched a trial of cashless gaming and carded play at The Star Sydney casino, the company has announced.

Australia’s second-largest gaming operator, The Star, is facing a second inquiry into its Star Sydney casino operations, as authorities in New South Wales have opened a new probe into its suitability to hold a casino license in the state.

Australia’s The Star in Sydney has been given a six-month deadline to get back its gaming license or face closure after authorities in New...

Embattled The Star Sydney is facing yet another hurdle, as its CEO – Scott Wharton – is resigning, effective from April 28th. Wharton is joining employee management company Smartgroup in July as its CEO, after only eight months in the role as head of Star’s Sydney property.

Former Commonwealth Bank of Australia executive Scott Wharton has been named as the new CEO of the Star Sydney

Australia’s The Star group says that the New South Wales government has agreed to start “formal negotiations” on the group’s proposal to increase the number of gaming machines it can operate in The Star Sydney property.

The Star saw its shares plummet by almost 26 percent to an all-time low on Tuesday, following an announcement by the NSW casino regulator of a second investigation into the company's Sydney casino operations.

The Star Entertainment Group Limited has appointed Janelle Campbell as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Star Sydney, pending all necessary regulatory approvals.

Found unsuitable, The Star petitions the NSW Casino Commission to be allowed to continue to operate in Sydney.

In a response submitted by Star Entertainment Group to the NSW Independent Casino Commission, the company petitions to be allowed to continue to operate the Sydney Casino.