Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs The Star Entertainment Group has entered exclusive talks with Salter Brothers Capital to rescue its struggling Australian casino empire.The Star confirmed the talks yesterday, potentially securing the future of its Gold Coast and Sydney operations after months of financial troubles.LoadingHowever, Brisbane’s The Star casino will not be included in any deal, after the company moved to sell it to other partners in the Destination Brisbane Consortium responsible for the fledgling Queen’s Wharf precinct.The consortium includes Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, which took legal action to prevent Brisbane Times publishing a leaked probity report provided to the former state Labor government.While the LNP has yet to honour its promise to release the report, the Crisafulli government may now have to conduct a fresh probity process.Attorney-General Deb Frecklington has yet to reveal the regulatory steps required to ensure Brisbane’s new casino operator is above board.“The Queensland government has not received any formal submissions to consider a change to the ownership or management of The Star’s casinos in Brisbane or the Gold Coast,” she said on Monday.A special manager oversees the Brisbane and Gold Coast casinos, following The Star’s previous troubles, with Frecklington also required to consider a licence suspension in the coming weeks.
