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“Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.” Colossians 3:16

The mission of the Music Conservatory is to build students’ biblical convictions as to what constitutes Christ-honoring music, to develop and refine the God-given musical abilities of students, and to provide opportunities to employ both their convictions and abilities, all to the glory of God.

In 2006, the Crown Music Conservatory was founded on the campus of The Crown College of the Bible. Students studying in the Music Ministry program and in the Secondary Education program (music education proficiency) have the opportunity to develop their personal musical skills, whether vocal or instrumental, while learning effective methods of teaching students of varying ages and skill levels.

In addition to this emphasis on the development of personal skill and pedagogical methods, all Conservatory students are led to build a theology of music, based not on personal style or preference, but on the unchanging principles of God’s Word.

  • Private lessons are available in voice, piano, and organ; as well as brass, woodwind, and string instruments.
  • Conservatory students are actively involved in The Crown College of the Bible Choir and Orchestra, including an annual televised presentation of Handel’s Messiah.
  • Students participate in seasonal vocal and instrumental recitals.
  • Keyboard students have access to the Yamaha-equipped Clavinova piano lab.
  • Students work in a state-of-the-art composing lab equipped with Apple computers running industry-standard Sibelius software.
  • The Conservatory operates within the structure of a Bible College committed to the “old paths” in both faith and practice.
  • Conservatory instructors have years of training and experience, actively serving in the music ministry of a Bible-believing church.
  • The Christian Heritage Center provides students the opportunity to study surrounded by resources chronicling the lives of history’s greatest musicians.
  • The music ministry of the Temple Baptist Church and music classes of the Temple Baptist Academy provide varied opportunities to apply classroom lessons.

Billionaire James Packer has accepted partial responsibility for his casino empire Crown’s failings in China but has denied the accusation he threatened senior executives....

Billionaire James Packer has accepted partial responsibility for his casino empire Crown’s failings in China but has denied the accusation he threatened senior executives.

The financial crimes watchdog in 2017 said junket partnerships with Australian casinos were compliant with anti-money laundering laws. Picture: Michael Dodge/ AAP.Source:AAP

The financial crimes watchdog in 2017 said junket partnerships with Australian casinos were compliant with anti-money laundering laws, despite detailed evidence in a New South Wales probe revealing alleged money laundering at Crown Resorts has been rife for years.

An AUSTRAC report obtained by this publication has revealed the financial crimes regulator ticked off on the conduct of overseas junket operators at casinos, noting venues were “broadly” compliant with anti-money laundering and counter terrorism financing laws.

“Casinos are broadly aware of and comply with their AML/CTF obligations regarding casino junkets.” AUSTRAC said in its 2017 review of junket operators.

James Packer appears at the Crown casino inquiry.Source:Supplied

The historic assessment by the financial crimes regulator has surfaced at a time when a NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) inquiry has heard evidence junket operators at Crown Melbourne and Perth, allegedly laundered money in private gaming rooms well before 2017.

Junket operators are overseas companies that partner with casinos to attract international VIP customers on gaming holidays, particularly targeting high roller Chinese gamblers.

The NSW ILGA inquiry is seeking to determine if Crown should retain a gaming licence for its $2.4 billion Sydney Barangaroo development.

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A NSW ILGA inquiry is seeking to determine if Crown should retain its Sydney gaming licence. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Jeremy PiperSource:News Corp Australia

AUSTRAC chief executive Nicole Rose, who was handed a heavily redacted version of the 2017 compliance at Senate Estimates last week, said the document was “aged” and “not correct”.

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Ms Rose said AUSTRAC’s assessment of AML/CTF compliance within casinos was based on independent audits provided by the gaming operator to the regulator.

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“I am told the risk assessment has now aged and is not correct,” Ms Rose said.

“The issue with junkets … is that they are hosted offshore and there are challenges with the legislation with us being able to regulate junket operators.”

Crown Resorts confirmed AUSTRAC was investigating the company regarding possible noncompliance breaches at its Melbourne casino in September 2019.

The possible noncompliance flagged by AUSTRAC comes after media allegations some of the casino’s junket partners had links to organised crime.

Crown admitted during the NSW gaming probe junket tour operators were the primary revenue source in its VIP gaming business. The Barangaroo casino is being designed as a VIP playing casino.

According to AUSTRAC, 43 per cent of suspicious casino transactions in 2019 were reported at either Crown Melbourne or Perth.

AUSTRAC CEO Nicole Rose said the 2017 report had ‘aged’. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Gary RamageSource:News Corp Australia

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Labor federal Minister Daniel Mulino said the backflip on compliance raised concerns about the institutional responsibilities AUSTRAC had as the financial crimes regulator.

“If AUSTRAC had properly investigated systemic breaches of AML/ CTF legislation by casinos in 2017, it might not have been left to a NSW licensing inquiry to do that job now,” Dr Mulino said.

“Australians need to know why AUSTRAC has suddenly changed its mind about junkets and why it hasn’t taken action before now.”

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global body seeking to curb financial crimes, identified casino junket operators as significant money laundering risk in 2009.

“Casino-based tourism or ‘junkets’ are identified as a vulnerability as they involve the cross-border movement of people and funds and often target high net-worth/VIP clients,” FATF said in its 2009 report.

“Transparency of the movement of funds is an issue with junkets, due to gaps in controls, and weak implementation and supervision.”

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A 2018 review by FATF of Australia’s anti-money laundering laws, found legislation remained non-compliant or only partially compliant with 14 of the 40 recommendations the global task force made in its previous evaluation report in 2015.