The NSW Independent Casino Commission announced today that the resort is now suitable to retain its licence, three years after money laundering admissions, but must continue to 'lift standards'.
Authorities have warned more properties are in their sites after busting two underground gambling dens allegedly run by Crown Casino workers across Perth suburbs.
A man accused of throwing a petrol bomb at a restaurant near Melbourne's Crown Casino was allegedly kicked out of the casino for inappropriate sexual behaviour towards staff.
Shareholders of Australian gaming giant Crown Resorts have voted in favour of a nearly $9 billion takeover bid by American private equity firm Blackstone.
Gaming giant Crown Resorts has reported a half-yearly loss of $196.3 million as COVID-19 closures and ongoing "regulatory matters" punch a hole in the casino operator's bottom line.
Aussie gaming giant Crown Resorts has rejected an $8.46 billion takeover bid from global investment firm Blackstone, but has kept the door open to receiving a higher offer.
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Crown Resorts has plummeted to a $261.6 million statutory net loss after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the casino giant to restrict its operations in Melbourne and Perth.
Crown Resorts says its Perth casino is being investigated by the Federal Government's financial intelligence agency, AUSTRAC, over potentially serious breaches of anti-money laundering laws.
Crown's newest $2.2 billion casino at Barangaroo might not accept cash in any of its gambling venues as the gaming giant works towards securing a suitable licence.
Crown Sydney has been granted new liquor licences that will allow the gaming giant to serve alcohol in its bars and restaurants until the end of October this year.
WA Racing and Gaming Minister Paul Papalia has announced that a Royal Commission into the embattled gambling giant will proceed following years of money laundering allegations.
Crown Resorts has officially been told by the New South Wales regulator it is no longer a suitable person to hold a gaming licence for its $2.2 billion Barangaroo casino.