The Interactive Gambling Act 2016 is pushing more casino operators out of the Australian market: The latest to depart are Royal Vegas and All Slots Casino …

A new casino is being considered by the Gold Coast Mayor less than three weeks after the Queensland government rejected the $3 billion ASF Consortium project.

The NSW government has released a draft response to the casino modernisation review supporting a number of regulations to ensure competitiveness between casinos.

ATM operator Stargroup has entered the casino industry with a range of new products, including a table deposit solution that accepts five different currencies.

Pokerstars and Karamba have announced they are exiting the Australian gambling market due to the Senate passing the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016.

SkyCity just received the go-ahead for a $330 million upgrade to the Adelaide Casino, despite revenue dropping at the casino by 2.4 per cent.

Chinese owned development company ASF is considering taking legal action against the Queensland government after its $3 billion casino project was denied.

The ASF Consortium's loss could be Aquis's gain as speculation grows that Hong Kong billionaire Tony Fung could be next in line for a Gold Coast …

Macau’s booming casino industry is showing no signs of slowing down even after new laws that require facial recognition software installed into local ATMs.

The Palaszczuk Labor government has made the shocking announcement on Tuesday to can ASF Consortium’s $3 billion casino project on the Southern Spit.