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Financial Casino + 2 more

Aristocrat extends on-market share buy-back programme

Board approves further AU$750m in purchases as part of capital management strategy.

3 min read • Jan 9 • By Keih Ma

Crown Perth marks 40 years since opening

Milestone highlights four decades of development and economic impact in Western Australia.

0 min read • Jan 8 • By Claire McKernan

iGaming Marketing + 1 more

BTG kick starts the year with Mr Monopoly handing out Chance Cards and opening the Community Chest to help players build their property empires!

Big Time Gaming has opened the pandora box this year with the launch of Monopoly Deluxe!

3 min read • Jan 6 • By Will Underwood

Responsible Gambling Legal & Regulatory + 1 more

ACMA issues formal warnings to three offshore operators

The Australian Communications and Media Authority has issued formal warnings to three offshore gambling operators for providing prohibited and unlicensed interactive gambling services to Australian customers in breach of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

3 min read • Jan 6 • By Jack Found

Financial Land Based + 2 more

Over 750 Crown Melbourne workers strike across New Year

Planned action on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day involved more than 750 participants and caused significant disruption to casino and hospitality operations.

3 min read • Jan 2 • By Rory Calland

Crown Melbourne workers plan New Year’s Eve strik

Financial Land Based + 2 more

Crown Melbourne staff could go on strike this NYE

Workers are reportedly planning a New Year's Eve strike over lower pay for new staff, as Union warns of delays.

3 min read • Dec 31 • By Keih Ma

NT regulator fined Sportsbet for systemic failure

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 2 more

Australian Northern Territory regulator fines Sportsbet for systemic failures

NT Racing and Wagering Commission says breaches heightened risk of gambling harm.

3 min read • Dec 30 • By Keih Ma

Land Based Casino + 1 more

The Star confirms CFO and COO departures

Frank Krile and Jeannie Mok will exit the Australian casino operator in late 2025 and early 2026, as The Star continues executive turnover during its remediation program and wider governance reset.

3 min read • Dec 29 • By Shaan Khan