Star Entertainment faces Sydney casino licence suspension extension until 2027
The extended suspension prevents Star Entertainment from regaining independent operating rights at its Sydney casino until 2027.
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The report said that Meta faces scrutiny in Australia following a 14 August report identifying offshore casino advertisements on Facebook and Instagram. A bill introduced on 2 July would empower ACMA to order the removal of illegal gambling advertisements. The proposal would also require banks and payment providers to block transfers to designated illegal operators.
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Star Entertainment’s Sydney casino licence suspension will continue until 2027. The casino lost its independent operating rights in October 2022.
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The report said that former Star legal chief Paula Martin appealed Federal Court findings and penalties. The case concerns Suncity and China UnionPay-related money laundering concerns.
Also in this report: Suncity · China UnionPay
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The extended suspension prevents Star Entertainment from regaining independent operating rights at its Sydney casino until 2027.
The proposed powers would let ACMA compel advertisement removals where it currently relies on requests to Meta.
The appeal challenges the findings and penalties against Martin.
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