Zoe Samios is a Business Reporter at the Australian Financial Review. She covers wagering and the business of sport, with a keen focus on themes such as sports business, technology, and corporate finance. Zoe's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Age.
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Zoe’s coverage primarily centers on local sports betting, Australian businesses, and the casino industry. She appears to focus on news that directly impacts the local community in Australia, particularly Perth.
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By: Zoe Samios, Emma Rapaport
By: Nick McKenzie, Zoe Samios
By: Zoe Samios, Nick McKenzie
Pub scion Bruce Mathieson jnr claimed reporting on the company had been “selective” but declared he was working to fix Star’s issues.
Star Entertainment chief executive Bruce Mathieson jnr has blamed previous management for the struggling casino giant's compliance problems, promising
By: David Marin-Guzman, Zoe Samios
By: Brittney Levinson, Zoe Samios, Nick McKenzie
Queensland’s safety watchdog initially found that no compliance action was required after a young worker fell to her death from the casino’s rooftop deck.
Queensland's health and safety regulator has reopened inquiries after receiving a fresh complaint about The Star Brisbane, which ignored internal
The regulator confirmed it is examining a fatal incident after leaked files revealed internal warnings about the risk.
