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‘It’s game over’: Storm Boy will blitz them in Golden Slipper
Matty and Benny chat about the much-hyped Golden Slipper clash between Storm Boy and Switzerland, the other four Group 1 races on an epic card at Rosehill Gardens, and Imperatriz shooting for back-to-back William Reid Stakes wins.
On The Punt: $10 value bet at Kyneton on Tuesday
Sydney trainer Matthew Smith might have found the perfect race for a consistent filly at Tuesday’s Kyneton meeting.
‘He’s no good thing’: It’s game on in the All-Star Mile
Matty and Benny chat about the All-Star Mile and what can be done, Saturday’s race itself (Mr Brightside benefit?), the importance of weight and barriers, and Rosehill’s Group 1 meeting, headlined by the Coolmore Classic.
All-Star Mile runner-by-runner guide
This year’s $3.75m All-Star Mile will be survival of the strongest and Racenet has produced a runner-by-runner guide to who will be left standing at the end.
‘They don’t negotiate. Meta has a history of abusing their power’
Australian news publishers argue Meta’s claim that fewer people are seeking news content on Facebook is fundamentally untrue.
The Valley Friday tips: $31 value bet
An impressive Ballarat winner can back up her first-up performance while a $31 chance could produce a surprise result in the last race of Friday night’s meeting at The Valley.
Changing the narrative: channelling 112 years of female Olympians
Sport for women has evolved. As a media company, we have to keep pace with those changes – by recognising history, and looking to the future, writes our new women’s sports editor Emma Greenwood
Athletes v boardroom: Which women wield power in Aussie sport?
They hold some of the most important positions in Australian sport – but who wields the most power? We reveal all in this year’s Power 100.
‘Imperatriz won’t win’: Huge call ahead of Newmarket Handicap
Matty and Benny discuss a TV blooper inside the jockeys’ room, Imperatriz’s chances in the Newmarket Handicap, the return of Think About It in the Canterbury Stakes, and the Randwick Guineas (is it more wide open than the market suggests?)
News Corp and ABC pan misinformation bill
News Corp and the ABC have warned Labor’s proposed laws to combat online misinformation provide no protections for journalists’ sources.
News Corp chiefs blast Facebook ‘damage’
News Corp’s global chief Robert Thomson condemns Meta for its decision to end a commitment to pay media outlets for material they provide for Facebook.
Meta move ‘is a national crisis’
Tech giant Meta’s decision to cease paying news publishers for the content they provide will have a catastrophic flow-on effect on most industries, warns News Corp boss Michael Miller.
On The Punt: Brad Waters’ tips for Moonee Valley on Friday night
News Corp’s Victorian form analyst likes what he sees from a Danny O’Brien-trained import who looks set for much better races in the future.
‘Inevitable’: J-Mac set to make permanent move to Hong Kong
Matty and Benny discuss Jamie Kah’s return to Group 1 glory, J-Mac increasingly likely to move to Hong Kong, the TAB’s $637m loss, and Saturday’s big Group 1 day of racing, including the return of Storm Boy and Kovalica.
The Melbourne Cup Carnival TV deal does nothing to help racing
Matty and Benny discuss the long-awaited Melbourne Cup TV rights deal, the much talked about Jimmysstar ride, the triple Group 1 day of racing at Caulfield on Saturday, and a couple of tips for Hobartville Stakes day at Rosehill.
On The Attack: Why Rudan’s nuclear spray was spot on
Marko Rudan is in hot water over his explosive rants against the A-Leagues and their officials – but he was spot on, says Socceroos great Robbie Slater in this week’s On The Attack column.
News Corp in ‘advanced talks’ with AI companies
News Corp chief Robert Thomson says ‘courtship is preferable to courtrooms’ as the media titan enters talks to become a core content provider to AI companies.
’Warning signs’: Mr Brightside a risk in the Orr Stakes
Matty and Benny chat about the return of Group 1 racing, the Inglis Millennium, is Gillon McLachlan really over the line, did Damien Oliver make the right call, and the unexpected opportunity which emerged for SA racing.
News Corp’s bottom line surges 95pc amid digital focus
Chief executive Robert Thomson outlined a ‘sterling start in fiscal year 2024’, while detailing the media company’s approach to artificial intelligence.
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