Australia

Star Entertainment has sold its stake in the Queen’s Wharf Brisbane casino project, as the operator looks to reduce debt and stabilise its financial position.

They do not represent a complete ban, but they represent significant changes to a country that has struggled to manage the mounting losses of its consumers.

Anonymous gamblers have reportedly made millions betting on Iran strike outcomes through Polymarket, raising ethical concerns as Australia maintains its ban on the platform.

New South Wales is moving ahead with cashless gambling reforms for pokies, but clubs and pubs are raising concerns about costs, privacy, and implementation challenges.

A New South Wales woman has become the latest multi-millionaire after landing a A$27.52 million Lucky Lotteries Mega Jackpot prize.

Australia’s Federal Court has found two former Star Entertainment executives breached their duties over money-laundering and criminal-risk failings, adding another serious chapter to the casino operator’s long-running compliance crisis.

Crown Melbourne is rolling out a AU$200 million redevelopment of its Southbank precinct, with more than 15 new venues, Riverwalk upgrades and a broader hospitality expansion through 2027.

The Guardian says Instagram posts promoting offshore crypto casino Rainbet stayed up despite user reports, even as ACMA warned influencers about major fines.

Tabcorp paid a $158,400 penalty after accepting 426 online in-play tennis bets. ACMA will oversee fixes through an enforceable undertaking.

Six wagering brands let self-excluded customers access betting or receive marketing, prompting a Tabcorp penalty plus audits, directions and warnings.