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Star boss blames previous management for casino giant’s woes
BusinessStar Entertainment compliance issues
Kodawire AI Summary
Star Entertainment chief executive Bruce Mathieson jnr has blamed previous management for the company's compliance problems, promising a clean slate and cultural overhaul.
- Mathieson jnr wrote to staff on Tuesday to address the issues
- Star Entertainment is a 'long-suffering business' according to Mathieson jnr
- Previous management is to blame for compliance problems
- A joint investigation used'selective reporting' that lacked context
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The Age (AU)
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Star boss blames previous management for casino giant’s woes
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Brisbane Times (AU)
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Star boss blames previous management for casino giant’s woes
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- Center outlets stick to verified chronology and primary sources.
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- 17m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Pub scion Bruce Mathieson jnr claimed reporting on the company had been “selective” but declared he was working to fix Star’s issues.
- 17m agoThe Age (AU): Pub scion Bruce Mathieson jnr claimed reporting on the company had been “selective” but declared he was working to fix Star’s issues.
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