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Online gambling sites in Australia will no longer be able to offer lines of credit to customers under reforms being agreed to by ministers.
Human Services Minister Alan Tudge, chaired a ministerial meeting on problem gambling in Melbourne saying there was too much conflict of interest in gambling sites acting as both bookmakers and banks....
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Last week it was announced that John O'Shea was breaking his five year contract after three years as Head Australian Trainer for Godolphin.
It is believed the high-pressure demands of the role was one of the main contributors, with stables at Flemington, Warwick Farm as well as private training centres at Agnes Banks near Hawkesbury.
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Toowoomba-trained mare Dream Finnish ($6.00) is looking well placed for a win tomorrow at Eagle Farm.
Race 3 held over 1805 metres is looking ideal for this Michael Nolan trained 4yo who won over 1825 metres in December.
The Captain Sonador sired mare has performed quite well in her first two starts since, with 3rd place over 100 metr...
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The racing industry has been rocked by the Australian Government's decision to abolish the Temporary Work Skilled Visa (Subclass 457) and replace it with the new Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) which will limit the number of skilled professions that can be filled by foreign workers including horse trainers and jockeys.
The 457 visa let...
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We're all aware of the massive damage Cyclone Debbie created in Queensland late March, early April, which affected racetracks. But damage to two of Queensland's major provincial racetracks is worse than first thought.
Racing Queensland chief executive Eliot Forbes visited the Rockhampton and Beaudesert racetracks and estimates the...
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