
Poker player's $35 hand nets a million-dollar pay out
The winner hit the jackpot with a Royal Flush and was handed a cheque for $1,108,585.60.
The winner hit the jackpot with a Royal Flush and was handed a cheque for $1,108,585.60.
The two Auckland woman had squared off in the High Court about an alleged $800k debt.
He was arrested trying to board a flight to China after squandering the money.
SkyCity Entertainment Group releases new images of $700m convention centre plans.
A claimed loan of $800,000 was waived after the contract was deemed illegal
The company expects the most likely buyer to be a private consortium.
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SkyCity set to reward its lower-paid workers: "It's just the right thing to do".
Graeme Stephens sees 2018 as being one of milestones.
Eden Park's newest attraction is a hair-raising experience.
From casino VIP lounge to courtroom, poker king on serious P charges after police inquiry.
SkyCity remains on track for 'modest growth' in full-year earnings.
Labour has already opposed the convention centre-for-pokies deal.
Consultants will review its two biggest construction projects.
Nigel Morrison received a hefty payout when he left SkyCity last year.
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Increased competition for gaming machines in NT hurt revenue and earnings, SkyCity says.
SkyCity says it's comfortable with the delay from Fletcher on the $470m convention centre.
Businesses can't escape ethical questions, says veteran director Rob Campbell.
Living in New Zealand has been a long-time ambition for Graeme Stephens.
A player received a $310,000 payment from a SkyCity worker. Then the worker got fired.
Just 10 MPs in Parliament do not own a home, while some own more than 10.
SkyCity's Australian businesses in Darwin and Adelaide continue to struggle.
Private equity investor Direct Capital is on the hunt for acquisitions after raising $375 million for its latest fund.
SkyCity Entertainment Group's New Zealand performance improved but its Australian operations did not show the same gains.
Ejaaz Dean, former President of International Business at SkyCity, forfeited the right to 177,500 shares when he left the company.