The Star Entertainment Group has indicated that the government of Queensland has approved an extension of its license suspensions for both The Star Gold Coast and Treasury Brisbane casinos from May 31st until December 20th.

Gaming gross revenue in Australia's state of Queensland's club and pub markets increased by 8.6 percent in April compared to the same month last year but decreased by 2.8 percent compared to March.

The Attorney-General of Queensland has ruled that Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Limited (CTFE) and its associates are suitable to partner with The Star Entertainment Group at its Brisbane casino.

A dispatch by consultancy company Wohlsen Consulting states that gaming gross revenue in the Queensland club and pub markets increased 7.9 percent in March and 6.7 percent from the previous month.

The Queensland club and pub markets saw gaming gross revenue go up 4.1 percent in December last year and up by 4.6 percent from the previous month, a dispatch by consultancy company Wohlsen Consulting states.

November gaming results in the Australian state of Queensland came in up by 7 percent yearly, but down marginally by 0.8 percent monthly, according to data from Wohlsen Consulting.

Authorities in the Australian state of Queensland have extended disciplinary action against The Star, extending the appointment of the special manager for the group’s two properties in the state and deferring license suspensions until May 31st of next year.

October gaming results in the Australian state of Queensland came in up by 1.7 percent yearly and 0.7 percent monthly, according to data from Wohlsen Consulting.

Australian gaming operator The Star indicated to be "currently evaluating" the recently introduced reforms to the Queensland casino legislation and its "potential application" to its operations.

Revenues from clubs and pubs operating in the Australian state of Queensland in September showed a single-digit drop monthly, despite generally recording improvements on a yearly basis.