Benalla Tuesday tips: Back Blake to salute
Star jockey Blake Shinn heads to Benalla on Tuesday to take a strong book of rides, including the day’s best bet for the Mike Moroney and Glen Thompson stable.
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Moe tips for Monday: $10 value bet
A Lindsay Park-trained filly can return to winning ways while a $10 chance could earn a reward for consistency at Moe on Monday.
Early Oil: Tips, race-by-race analysis for Caulfield on Saturday
The Pride Of Jenni vs. Mr Brightside clash in the Group 1 Memsie Stakes highlights a ripping day of racing at Caulfield on Saturday. Here are Brad Waters’ best bets for the program.
Seymour Tuesday tips: $19 value bet
Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have a lightly-raced galloper primed for a win while patient punters could secure a result in the last race of Tuesday’s Seymour meeting.
Horsham tips for Monday: $21 value bet
A four-time winning mare who gets conditions to suit looks a great each-way play at Horsham on Monday. Get Daniel Sankey’s best bets and value selection.
Digital news training expands into Pacific
Journalists from Pacific nations will be provided with the latest tools in digital reporting in an expansion of the award-winning training program established by News Corp Australia and Google.
Firstmac: shaping the green lending landscape in Australia
With global attention on climate change and sustainability, green lending is emerging as a key component of modern banking. But is green lending merely a trend or a fundamental shift in how financial institutions operate?
Lloyd Williams uncut: ’Probably better I don’t speak to the trainers too much’
Senior News Corp racing writer Ben Dorries chews the fat with seven-time Melbourne Cup winner and businessman Lloyd Williams who gives his take on a host of fascinating issues.
‘Third-party interest’ in Foxtel
News Corp is evaluating options for the Foxtel Group in light of external interest, Robert Thomson said, handing down annual results.
News Corp considering Foxtel sale
Publishing giant News Corp has revealed it is considering selling Australian pay television company Foxtel following a financial update.
ASX 200 jumps as Wall Street rallies; China CPI stokes commodities
Stocks rise after strong US gains in response to lower-than-expected jobless claims data and commodities rise on China CPI beat. Super Retail boss ‘used company funds to further affair’: court docs. News Corp flags ‘external interest’ in Foxtel. Life360 shares jump as much as 20pc after revenue rise.
Ballarat-Synthetic tips for Tuesday: $4 best bet
A lightly-raced filly who’s already winner on the synthetic track at Ballarat can make it two wins on the trot on Tuesday. Get Daniel Sankey’s best bets and value bets for the eight-race card.
Buttrose finds her voice on ABC
If the ABC ‘can’t take the criticism it should just give up’, says the former chair, in a frank assessment of the national broadcaster’s self-absorption and professional failings.
Real news at heart of society: Lachlan Murdoch
Speaking at a gala dinner in Sydney to mark 60 years of The Australian the News Corporation chairman delivered an impassioned paean to ‘real journalism’, warning of the serious challenges confronting the industry.
Murdoch’s plan for eldest son triggers family legal battle
Media titan seeks to amend trust through which he controls News Corp and Fox.
RANKED 10-1: The best moments of the Australian racing season
The 2023/24 Australian racing season was full of great moments, but what were the top 10? Matt Williams ranks his 10 favourite moments. See if you agree or disagree.
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Australia on ‘wrong track’ on net zero, warns Murdoch
The chairman emeritus of News Corp says the push to develop more affordable energy sources will compromise the nation’s economic competitiveness and lead to more power outages.
Lachlan Murdoch on the power of free thinking
In an exclusive interview, News Corporation chairman Lachlan Murdoch speaks passionately about freedom of the press and its value to democracy in a troubled world, and tells of his love for Australia, ‘a country of great opportunity’.
Ballarat Synthetic tips for Tuesday: Best bet ready to fire third-up
A promising filly can notch her third win at just her seventh start when she steps out on the synthetic track at Ballarat on Tuesday. Get Daniel Sankey’s best bets for the seven-race program.
Flemington tips for Saturday: $12 value bet
News Corp’s Editorial Director for Racing and Wagering, Daniel Sankey, analysis Flemington Finals Day on Saturday where a talented mare can take an eight-week freshen in her stride.
Sandown-Hillside tips for Wednesday: $5 best bet
A mare with an excellent fresh record appeals on a competitive eight-race card at Sandown-Hillside on Wednesday. Get Daniel Sankey’s best bets and value bets.
TV host loses job after role in Sydney brawl
Footy commentator and columnist Paul Kent has lost his job after footage of him allegedly involved in a street brawl in Sydney was made public.
Seymour tips for Tuesday: Filly primed to strike
Fresh off a fast-closing third at Ballarat last month, a Tony and Calvin McEvoy filly can notch a deserved maiden victory at Seymour on Tuesday.
Sarah Ferguson’s soft interview with Assange’s legal loyalist
Unlike the taxpayer funded public broadcaster and for the most part Nine Newspapers, News Corp outlets have heard from Julian Assange’s critics as well as his supporters.
Media bosses unite to take on ‘toxic’ Meta
The Australian government has a moral obligation to take immediate and decisive action against the ‘toxic force’ of the tech giants, warns News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller.
Meta don’t negotiate, they dictate. Parliament must act
Australia cannot surrender on laws to hold social media giants accountable, News Corp Australia executive chairman Michael Miller has told a parliamentary committee.
’Got eight horses ahead of him’: Big knock on Vilana in Stradbroke
Matty and Benny chat about some syndicators’ mayonnaise, who’s better out of Chris Waller and Ciaron Maher, and they look ahead to Saturday’s Stradbroke Handicap, JJ Atkins and the Q22.
Honour for a life devoted to news
One of News Corp’s longest-serving newspaper editors recalls the biggest stories he encountered during his 48-year career. | LISTEN
Business as usual at sheltered ABC workshop
The debate about whether the nation is racist actually exposes the core difference in philosophy and accountability between Aunty and News Corp, or other commercial media.
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