Star Entertainment Group banned from trading by ASX 2024 TRDS.
Star Entertainment Group has been suspended from trading on the Australian Securities Exchange for failing to report its financial results.
The group received a copy of the findings of the NSW Independent Casino Commission’s Bell Report on Friday, August 30, the day its annual results were due to be released.
She requested a trading ban at that time.
The stay was granted while the group considers the findings of the report. Trading was originally expected to resume today.
However, the ASX announced today that the group’s securities “will be suspended from trading” from today “due to the failure to file relevant periodic reports when due”. The latest report found the organisation had not acted quickly enough to address culture and governance issues that emerged in 2022.
Severe weather Entertainment continues in Victoria, with more than 120,000 homes affected by power outages.
Premier Jacinta Allan described the weather event as “severe” this morning and thanked emergency services for their tireless efforts to get everyone to safety.
There is currently only one storm surge warning in place for Victoria’s south-west coast, from Cape Otway to Nelson.
Innocent people targeted in a terrifying nighttime machete ambush in Melbourne’s west. The young man, who police claim is responsible, is believed to have filmed himself during the attack in Caroline Springs before hiding in his own home.
Investigators allege 21-year-old Madut Arop was Entertainment brandishing a machete for no apparent reason and terrorising neighbours.
CCTV footage shows one of the altercations.
A 54-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman were seriously injured.
Another neighbour’s house was also attacked and machete marks were found on the front door. When police were called, the teen barricaded himself inside a home across the street, police said.
