Rosehill
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The latest news on the ATC's proposal to close, redevelop and sell Rosehill racecourse.
An informed decision? The questions ATC members still want answered ahead of the Rosehill vote
While the Australian Turf Club has sent out its case for its members to vote on the sale of Rosehill racecourse, a host of questions remain unanswered. The Straight asked chairman Peter McGauran many of these in a detailed interview.
253 words - How the NSW government responded to Rosehill parliamentary inquiry recommendations
The NSW government’s brief official response to the Rosehill Select Committee has included support for a review of the Thoroughbred Racing Act and for changes in ministerial diary disclosures.
NSW government to review Thoroughbred Racing Act as Rosehill deadline nears
The legislative structure of the Act which governs NSW racing will be reviewed as the Minns government adopts a key recommendation of the Select Committee into the sale of Rosehill.
‘End this charade now’ – ATC members’ group demands Rosehill sale strategy exit and petitions for McGauran’s removal
Peter McGauran’s future as Australian Turf Club (ATC) chairman could be put to a member vote just weeks before he is set to present the final case for the sale of Rosehill racecourse in April.
ICAC dismisses Rosehill report referral
Concerns raised in a parliamentary report regarding possible conflicts of interest in the Rosehill sale proposal process have been quickly dismissed by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Analysis: What does the Rosehill report really mean for Racing NSW?
Bren O’Brien examines the possible impacts on Racing NSW and the broader racing industry from the recently released Rosehill Select Committee report.
Rosehill sale process and viability condemned, report recommends inquiry into Racing NSW
The Rosehill parliamentary committee has been scathing in its findings on the process of the proposal to redevelop the western Sydney racecourse, while recommending that the operations of Racing NSW should be a matter of further inquiry.