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_2022-02-14
SkyCity said its New Zealand properties were significantly impacted by Covid-19 disruptions during 1H22, particularly at its Auckland casino, which saw its revenue falling 48.7 percent year-on-year. 

_2022-01-10
SkyCity Entertainment's Queenstown casino has been named a location of interest by New Zealand's health authorities after an infected person visited the premises on New Year's Day.

_2021-12-22
SkyCity Entertainment will invest EU25 million ($23.3 million) in Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) in a directed share issue that will part finance the latter's acquisition of sports betting platform provider, Sportnco.

_2021-11-24
New Zealand said it will reopen its borders for fully vaccinated international travellers from April 30th, although they will still need to complete seven days of mandatory self isolation.

_2021-11-22
SkyCity Entertainment said it expects to reopen its flagship property in Auckland on Dec. 3 for vaccinated patrons after New Zealand implements its new Covid Protection Framework.

_2021-11-22
SkyCity Entertainment Group has announced Julian Cook, a director of the SkyCity board, will replace Rob Campbell as chairman from January 1, 2022.

_2021-11-15
SkyCity Entertainment said it expects to reopen its property in Hamilton on Nov. 17 after New Zealand's Waikato region moves to Alert Level 2.

_2021-10-29
SkyCity Entertainment Group Chief Executive Officer Michael Ahearne said that COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates (CVC) will soon be a requirement for entry to all SkyCity sites across New Zealand.

_2021-10-28
U.K. online casino Fruity King has made its debut in the New Zealand market as part of wider international expansion plans.

_2021-10-26
TAB NZ said its key performance indicators had been mixed in September due to the ongoing impact of Covid lockdowns in New Zealand's capital region.

_2021-10-15
New Zealand’s Christchurch Casino has reopened after the city moved to Alert Level 2, but says it doesn’t expect to resume its poker operations t

_2021-10-11
New Zealand casino operator SkyCity says it has received notice from its chairman Rob Campbell that he intends to retire in early 2022.