Australia News - Page 20
Conrad Jupiters to revamp rooms
30 April 2007
International News Brief: Conrad Jupiters will spend $16 million sprucing up its 442 hotel rooms which have remained virtually unchanged since the casino's opening 21 years ago.
Crown casino's most loyal guest27 April 2007
International News Brief” Crown casino's most loyal guest has spent about three years of his life checked into the same luxury hotel room at a cost of more than $700,000.
Crown casino gambling statistics released26 April 2007
International News Brief: Statistics for the 10 year old Crown casino reveal that punters have lost $102,000 an hour – $28 every second – playing pokies and table games at Crown Casino since May 1997.
Tattersalls buys Queensland lottery18 April 2007
International News Brief: Tattersall's will pay AUD$ 530 million dollars for the Queensland government's lottery business, gaining a monopoly in three of the nation's six states.
Australian casino companies hit with tax hike17 April 2007
International News Brief: Victoria’s gaming giants have been stung by a 43 per cent poker machine tax increase under a State Government plan to boost public hospital funding by $39 million a year.
Casino companies circle license hopeful4 April 2007
International News Brief: Gaming kingpins are circling the Tweed after it was shortlisted as one of three locations being considered for a NSW, Australia, casino licence.
Jupiters roof catches on fire29 March 2007
International News Brief: Almost 200 high rollers were evacuated after the roof of Jupiters Casino on the Gold Coast caught fire last night.
Star City casino plans criticized20 March 2007
International News Brief: Council planners have objected to Star City casino's plans to build a tall, slender hotel in Pyrmont, Australia, saying harbour views for guests should not override the impact on neighbours.
Former judge heads Australian gambling license review8 March 2007
International News Brief: Former Federal Court judge Ron Merkel has been appointed to oversee the Victoria Government's controversial review of gambling licenses.
Gambler sues Crown Casino6 March 2007
International News Brief: A Gold Coast property developer who excluded himself from Crown Casino is suing the gaming venue for the $30 million he lost in little over a year, amid claims they lured him back with cash and other inducements.
Australian pubs broker secret pokie deal5 March 2007
International News Brief: Pubs have brokered a secret pre-election deal with the Iemma Government to install more poker machines in their lucrative gaming rooms.
AFL hands down fines for illegal gambling1 March 2007
International News Brief: The AFL has vowed to do ‘everything in its power’ to detect and punish players who gamble on football matches and warned that any future breaches of its anti-gambling rules will trigger automatic suspension.
Tabcorp pushes for second NSW casino28 February 2007
International News Brief: As shares in embattled Tabcorp touched a three-month low yesterday, speculation surfaced that Tweed Heads on NSW's north coast could be the location of the state's second casino.
Adelaide SkyCity leads pack28 February 2007
News Brief: Adelaide SkyCity Casino was a star performer for its New Zealand parent in the December half, improving earnings by $1.8 million despite the Auckland-based company posting a large fall in half-year profit yesterday.
New Australian gambling laws introduced27 February 2007
New laws to reinforce the integrity, scrutiny and transparency of the review of the lotteries and gambling licences will be introduced into Australian Parliament tomorrow the Minister for Gaming, Daniel Andrews said.
Australian rugby league signs betting deals26 February 2007
International News Brief: Australia’s rubgy league's traditional opposition to gambling is about to be redressed, with two major betting agencies set to sign lucrative deals with the NRL.
PBL profits dip23 February 2007
International News Brief: Flagging TV revenue and lucky punters slugged James Packer's Publishing & Broadcasting group in the first half of the financial year, trimming profit for the period by 12 per cent.
Ho's political donations sparks casino rumors19 February 2007
International News Brief: Macau casino mogul Stanley Ho has become one of the biggest donors behind Australia's Labor Party, sparking talk of a new casino for Sydney.
Packer waiting for $4.5 billion cheque1 February 2007
International News Brief: The Victorian gaming regulator is the only thing standing between James Packer and a cheque for $4.5 billion.
South Australian pokie players losing more30 January 2007
International News Brief: South Australian gamblers are on track to lose more than $800 million on poker machines this financial year.
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