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A Mitchell Freedman-trained stayer has a great chance to post his first win while popular jockey Dean Yendall has a strong book of rides at Tuesday’s Hamilton meeting.
A solid second-up record will stand a Lindsay Park-trained mare in good stead while a $17 chance could start the Coastal Classic Day at Geelong with a bang.
News Corp will have a stronger earnings profile and be better focused on its digital property growth drivers following the sale of Foxtel to DAZN, Goldman Sachs says.
The sharemarket closed 1.7 per cent higher, with gains across the board, led by the heavyweight financial sector. News Corp found strong support after its mega $3.4bn Foxtel deal.
News Corp Australia’s next cohort of aspiring journalists has joined some of Australia’s most recognisable news brands as their careers take off.
News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller has rubbished claims by Anthony Albanese that the media company’s mastheads are ‘working hand in glove’ with Peter Dutton.
Michael Miller says a lot of personal and business uncertainty exists across Australia due to previously unseen combinations of economic indicators.
News Corp’s Chairman Emeritus has called the arson attack on the Adass Israel Synagogue a ‘deeply disturbing’ and ‘evil’ act, after touring the gutted Melbourne building.
Only 10 per cent of Australians use a financial adviser but there’s a growing recognition of the value of professional help
News Corp shares have raced to a new record as the media giant posted its highest first quarter revenue result in over a decade.
News Corp boss Michael Miller says while ‘government handouts’ might sustain smaller, digital outlets that don’t create news content, they would not help mainstream media in the long term.
Red Aces can continue his march to the Victoria Derby while a filly from the Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman stable could spring a minor surprise on Cox Plate day at The Valley.
Journalists at The Australian have scored a raft of wins at the 20th annual News Awards, celebrating News Corp Australia’s most talented journalists, photographers and cartoonists.
Dow Jones and the New York Post are suing the generative AI search engine, accusing the platform of siphoning traffic away from publishers’ websites.
News Corp Australia’s Campbell Reid backs the ‘original and pure’ intention of Labor’s proposed misinformation laws but says without amendment, they could be used to stifle free speech.
Local trainers Lloyd Kennewell and Lucy Yeomans won’t have to travel far to have a good shot at posting a first-up win with a talented sprinter at Friday night’s Cranbourne meeting.
An unbeaten three-year-old from the Phillip Stokes camp can return with a win while a $13 shot can improve significantly on his first-up run at Saturday’s Caulfield Guineas meeting.
An impressive maiden winner can handle a class rise while jockey Daniel Stackhouse has a strong book of six rides at Sale on Wednesday.
The Benalla Cup is one of the highlights of Friday’s Grand Final Eve public holiday and a runner from the Mitch Freedman stable can start the long weekend on a high for punters.
Night racing resumes with Friday’s Group 1 Manikato Stakes meeting, which could conclude with a big result for a Perth mare in the Group 1 Stocks Stakes.
Punters can give a last-start beaten favourite another chance while jockey Blake Shinn should be among the winners from five rides at Geelong on Thursday.
Jockey Ben Allen’s sole ride of the day can bring a profitable result for punters in the last race of Thursday’s Cranbourne meeting.
Racenet’s Daniel Sankey analyses the eight-race card at Sandown-Hillside on Wednesday, where he’s keen on a $2.80 best bet as well as a $21 value selection.
The Lindsay Park operation will send a strong team up the road from its Euroa base while a home track galloper could score at double figure odds in the last race of Tuesday’s Wodonga meeting.
Over 450 NRL players responded to the exclusive News Corp poll run in conjunction with the RLPA. Today we reveal the most underrated player in the league, the best rookie, the ground they hate to play on and more.
Over 450 NRL players responded to the exclusive News Corp poll run in conjunction with the RLPA and they revealed which commonly accepted and even celebrated rugby league truism most annoys them.
An exclusive News Corp and RLPA poll of more than 450 players has highlighted a number of issues including whether players consider their club a ‘psychologically safe’ environment. SEE THE RESULTS
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Which Moir Stakes runners are News Corp’s Racing and Wagering editorial team spruiking ahead of Saturday’s Group 1 contest at The Valley.
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