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Protecting sport for free-to-air will be easier under Labor

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The new Labor government has been urged to make good on its commitment to review the anti-siphoning act and keep sporting events such as the AFL Grand Final on free-to-air TV.

Former Fairfax Media chief executive Greg Hywood welcomed the certainty Labor brings to the industry, including around the minister for communications, with Michelle Rowland to take on the portfolio.

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Miranda Ward is a journalist covering media and marketing for The Australian Financial Review based in the Sydney office. Connect with Miranda on Twitter. Email Miranda at miward@afr.com
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