Are you of the opinion that Sydney already has too many hotels? Well, according to this lot, you (and the state government) are dead wrong.

The agreement will net James Packer a $3.26 billion payday and end his rule over the Australian casino industry.

James Packer’s EA has been forced to go out and buy a bigger stress ball for the casino mogul, after NSW’s gaming regulator confirmed the inevitable for his Barangaroo property.

James Packer’s hopes of operating his prized $2.4 billion Barangaroo property as planned have seemingly been dashed.

After four years of construction, “Packer’s Pecker” (aka Crown Sydney) is finally open for Sydneysiders and travellers to enjoy.

The company’s money laundering bombshell has thrown its Crown Sydney opening plans into absolute disarray. Wade through the mess right here.

It comes as the company revealed around 95 per cent of its employees had been stood down due to the impacts on operations from the coronavirus.

The casino and hotel giant can rest easy knowing its soon-to-be-built Barangaroo property will have views of Sydney Harbour after the NSW government retreated from further court action.

We wish we could take legal action against tall people for blocking our views at the cinema but apparently, that would be “unethical” and “heightist”.

More delays are on the cards for Crown Resorts’ $2b “six-star” hotel and VIP-only casino at Barangaroo in Sydney.

Hunger down under.

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