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Perth Casino Royal Commission hears ‘outraged’ inspector deny writing key Crown junket report – ABC News
The Perth Casino Royal Commission hears a long-time racing and gaming bureaucrat claim his name was put on a report he did not write and that led to a watchdog…
The Perth Casino Royal Commission has heard a long-time racing, gaming and liquor bureaucrat claim his name was put on a report he did not write and that led to a watchdog making it easier for criminals to run junkets at Crown.
Key points:
- Nick Toyne said he had “no idea” whose initials were on the report
- He married a casino employee while he was an inspector
- The royal commission is in its third week of witness hearings
Nick Toyne gave evidence at the royal commission yesterday and distanced himself…
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