Star Entertainment publishes Corporate Governance Statement

Property boards will meet more frequently and have dedicated compliance reporting lines.

Australia.- The Star Entertainment Group has issued its 2025 Corporate Governance Statement as it works to regain regulatory suitability and rebuild stakeholder trust. It says property boards will now include independent directors, meet more frequently, and have dedicated compliance reporting lines.

The company said it had reviewed its Board Skills Matrix, focusing on financial, risk, digital, and regulatory competencies to ensure it meets industry and government expectations. It also highlighted that it updated its Code of Conduct in March 2025

As of June 30, women represented 50 per cent of the Board and 39 per cent of the top four leadership levels. The group noted that it achieved AWEI Platinum status for LGBTQI+ inclusion and continues to implement First Nations and multicultural initiatives.

The company reported a 4.8 per cent gender pay gap, up slightly from 4 per cent in 2024, and said it remains “committed to understanding and addressing underlying factors.”

The group said it is: “committed to contemporary corporate governance practices and is currently undertaking a significant, group-wide transformation programme, a core tenet of which is a significant uplift in its corporate governance practices.”

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Property boards will meet more frequently and have dedicated compliance reporting lines. Australia.- The Star Entertainment Group has issued its 2025 Corporate Governance Statement as it works to regain regulatory…