星娱乐集团（Star）在一名24岁菲律宾女性员工于2026年6月在布里斯班皇后码头赌场Sky Deck自杀身亡前，对多次提出的安全隐患警告置之不理1。根据泄露的内部文件，从2025年5月至10月间，多名高管反复警告称该赌场第23层观景台100米高处的栏杆与安全玻璃隔板之间存在可被攀爬的间隙，但Star和该项目所有者未采取任何行动1。这名从事客房服务部门主厨工作的员工最终利用这一安全漏洞结束了生命1。
这起悲剧对Star造成了严重影响1。该公司在2026财年蒙受307百万澳元的损失，集团赌场收入下降超过5%，降至7.562亿澳元1。目前，Star悉尼执照已被暂停，由独立管理人Nick Weeks监管近4年1。南威尔士赌场监管机构主管Philip Crawford宣布将进行新的调查1。皇后码头赌场由Far East Consortium、周大福企业和Star组成的目的地布里斯班联合体持有，Star已于4月出售其50%股权1。
Star Entertainment disregarded multiple internal warnings about dangerous structural defects at its Brisbane casino before a 24-year-old Filipino employee died by suicide at the venue in June 2026.1 Leaked internal documents reveal that between May and October 2025, several executives repeatedly flagged a critical safety hazard on the 23rd-floor observation deck of Sky Deck at Queen's Wharf: the gap between the railing and safety glass panel was wide enough to allow climbing.1 Despite these alerts issued in May, July, September, and October 2025, Star and the project's owners took no action to address the vulnerability, which stood approximately 100 meters above ground.1
The employee, who worked as a head chef in housekeeping services, used the compromised railing to end her life.1 The incident has prompted significant consequences for Star Entertainment, which recorded a loss of AUD 307 million in its 2026 financial year and saw casino revenue drop by more than 5 percent to AUD 756.2 million.1 The company's Sydney gaming license has been suspended for nearly four years under independent administrator Nick Weeks.1 South Wales casino regulator Philip Crawford has announced a new investigation into the matter.1
Queen's Wharf casino is owned by the Destination Brisbane Consortium, comprising Far East Consortium, Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, and Star, which sold its 50 percent stake in April.1
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