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Group 1-placed blueblood filly dies during barrier trial - Vimarsana News

Group 1-placed blueblood filly dies during barrier trial

The Group 1-placed daughter of Dundeel and Miss Finland, Miracle Of Love, has tragically died during a barrier trial at Scone.

Is Alan Jones gay and does he have a partner or any children? - Vimarsana News

Is Alan Jones gay and does he have a partner or any children?

The Australian radio legend has rarely even talked about his dating life or relationships and, despite attending high-profile social events, has never been pictured with dates.

Government of Chris Minns dumps bill to extend term of Russell Balding in shock move to avoid tighter screws on Racing NSW as Peter V'landys condemns 'lies' - Vimarsana News

Government of Chris Minns dumps bill to extend term of Russell Balding in shock move to avoid tighter screws on Racing NSW as Peter V'landys condemns 'lies'

The NSW government has walked away from a contentious plan to extend top racing administrator Russell Balding’s term to 14 years.

Source: afr.com
Racing NSW: Horse breeders threaten legal action - Vimarsana News

Racing NSW: Horse breeders threaten legal action

A letter to Racing Minister David Harris threatens to drag the Minns government further into a stoush dividing the top rungs of racing.

Source: afr.com
'I am not as powerful as everyone thinks': The high-powered stoush that goes to the heart of how NSW runs - Vimarsana News

'I am not as powerful as everyone thinks': The high-powered stoush that goes to the heart of how NSW runs

Minister David Harris had his hands on the lever that could shift the dynamics of a regulator with a $400 million income, but decided not to pull it.

Source: smh.com.au