Powerful NSW thoroughbred administrator Peter V’landys has thrown his support behind Tabcorp’s proposal to change what it pays hotels for hosting wagering terminals even as smaller venues threaten to pull out and leave their towns with limited access to races.
Peter V’landys is the chief executive of Racing NSW and the chairman of the Australian Rugby League Commission. While he supports Tabcorp’s plans, the Australian Hotels Association, which represents thousands of pubs, is against the move.
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