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The quietest TV resignation ever - a popular face is missing as Fair Go returns; Ali Mau opens up about new venture; Gambling ads pulled after Lotto...

The quietest TV resignation ever - a popular face is missing as Fair Go returns; Ali Mau opens up about new venture; Gambling ads pulled after Lotto...

Behind-the-scenes of the DP World Tour’s television broadcast, The latest episode of Introducing Data Evolution presented by Fortinet tells the story of how the DP World Tour is improving its on-screen television broadcast and on-site fan experience, with the help of ARL/Virtual Eye.

AWS customers can now use Megaport to privately and securely connect Outposts racks to AWS Direct Connect service locations ... | January 16, 2023

Bravo's Love without Borders is almost here, and fans cannot wait to watch the new series.

Emirates and the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, took to the skies to celebrate the start of the DP World Tour Championship.

The DP World Tour, a global golf tournament and Emirates have signed an extension to their partnership agreement that will see the international airline remain an Official Partner of the DP World Tour until the end of the 2024 season.

As part of the agreement, Emirates will benefit from visible branding across 21 DP World Tour tournaments and the Tour’s media and digital platforms, as well as enjoying access to the Tour’s premium hospitality services and exclusive Pro-Am experiences.  Emirates will also have Official Tournament Partner status at 14 events on the DP Wor

Gladwells Line: Pressing ignition on the professional sailing circuits by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World.com/nz 6 May 07:39 UTC 6 May 2021 New Zealand SailGP Team helmed by Peter Burling gets high out of the water whilst competing at Bermuda SailGP © Bob Martin/SailGP The sail racing world is slowly spluttering back into life after over 12 months of being hostage to the COVID pandemic. The Prada Cup and Americas Cup were the exceptions to that 12-month time-out, but...

Luna Rossa - Americas Cup - Day 3 - March 13, , Course A © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com The course area moved to Course A, adjacent to Rangitoto Island, and like Course E proved once again to be a speed track, with no real passing lanes. The last time there was a change of race lead at a mark was on Day 4 of the America’s Cup Regatta, in Round Robin 2 of the Prada Cup. Since then over 100 legs were sailed without a change of race leader. After six races in the America’s C...