Shares in Star Entertainment Group plummeted to a new record low after the embattled Australian casino operator cautioned it ...

Star Entertainment has burned through $107 million in the past three months alone, with analysts warning they would be "lucky ...

At casinos, the odds are never in a punter's favour. Now the chances of losing it all have been turned back onto one of ...

Queensland tourism leaders say the new Queen’s Wharf entertainment precinct in Brisbane is critical to the industry, as ...

Star Entertainment Group could be broke in a matter of weeks with the future of its casinos in Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast - along with the thousands of jobs they provide - in doubt.

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Casino giant Star Entertainment Group is on shaky ground as fears of its collapse grow, with thousands of jobs and the future of the new Queen’s Wharf precinct potentially at risk.

Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd says investor Wang Xingchun has spent $38 million “amassing” his stake in The Star.

Don't miss out on the headlines from QLD Business. Followed categories will be added to My News. A “concerned” federal government will be watching the financial woes of Star though Senator ...

The casino operator’s prospects have continued to deteriorate to the point that it may need a gambler’s luck to avoid falling ...

The Star’s update this week on cash and liquidity raised concerns as the business revealed it was burning through its cash reserves, leaving shareholders worried the business would not make it ...