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Macau’s Executive Council has proposed several changes to existing laws addressing anti-money laundering and financing of terrorism in order to tighten regulation of suspicious activities. Under Law No. 2/2006, the Executive Council has proposed a whole host of measures. It...

Australian casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd has formally announced its plan of demerging its international holdings and launching an IPO for some of its properties. The company submitted a filing with the Australian Securities Exchange stating its plan but...

Hong Kong based Aquis Entertainment has responded to claims of backroom dealing made by ACT (Australian Capital Territory) clubs and clubs lobbyist Richard Farmer with a threat to initiate legal action. Aquis has said that the attacks are false...

Community clubs in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) region are mounting a fresh offensive against the state government for giving capproval to the Canberra Casino for 200 pokie machines. ACT Clubs have now launched a campaign asking its members...

Canberra Casino has received approvals from the ACT government enabling it to increase the number of automated table games deployed on its gaming floor. The government has also taken measures to ease restrictions on community clubs. The ACT government...

Canberra casino was relaunched last week after the completion of a $14 million renovation project. Casino operator Aquis Entertainment along with Cox Architecture hosted an opening party with over 600 guests in attendance. Proceeds from the party will go...

The New South Wales government recently approved Crown Resorts’ $1.2 billion luxury casino project in Barangaroo after Crown agreed to key changes in its plan. The project features a six-star hotel and an exclusive VIP casino located near the...

A recent report published by the University of Adelaide states that although land based casinos have well-developed policies to deal with the issue of problem gambling, their efficacy in countering the problem has not been very effective so far....

The SkyCity group had earlier submitted plans to roll out a $300 million makeover for its Adelaide casino that would include an 80 room hotel that overlooks the River Torrens, developing a number of signature restaurants and building VIP...

The Australian Labor Party which came into power last year in the state of Queensland is continuing with the earlier government’s plan of developing integrated casino resorts in the region. The new state government has made it clear that...