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The desperate emails ignored before a tragic death

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Nick McKenzie, Zoe Samios
The desperate emails ignored before a tragic death
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Leaked documents reveal that Star Entertainment ignored repeated internal warnings regarding safety vulnerabilities at its Brisbane Sky Deck prior to a worker's suicide. The casino giant is already facing significant financial losses and regulatory scrutiny following past compliance failures.

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This highlights critical corporate negligence and the ongoing struggle of a major gaming operator to maintain safety and regulatory standards amidst financial instability.

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Share A A A Scandal-tainted casino giant Star ignored multiple internal warnings to fix a glaring safety gap on the Sky Deck of Australia’s newest casino before a young casino worker used it to take her own life.

Leaked internal documents reveal that a year before the tragic June 2026 incident and then in repeated messages throughout 2025, Star and the consortium that owns Brisbane’s Queen’s Wharf precinct failed to act on the urging of multiple senior staff to rectify the safety vulnerability.

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