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FOUND: 2 - What They Never Told You

“I don’t know what kind of music this is!” Even Trey Anastasio doesn’t know how to describe his otherworldly playing in Phish – but his unique blend of guitar styles makes him a force to be reckoned with

Anastasio draws from influences across the musical spectrum. This lesson breaks down his dynamic soloing and songwriting approach

Guitar World

Entertain Reports UK&I H2 Growth That Exceeds Expectations

After a challenging start to the year, Entain has made an impressive comeback in its UK and Ireland business, with both gaming and sports betting showing a strong rebound.

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“Why wouldn’t you stay in the Sphere and make a lot of money? Because it’s not as much fun. It doesn’t last forever. Look at how many musicians have passed away. What are you going to do with what you have?” Trey Anastasio explains Phish’s joyful rebirth

In this epic cover interview, Anastasio goes deep into his musical rebirth, creative process and the intense practice regimen pushing against the limits of his playing

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Straight to your inbox: meet the journalists shaking up local UK news

Local newspapers in the UK are disappearing fast, creating news deserts and leaving councils unscrutinised. Enter a new generation of online reporters…

The Guardian - UK

Greater Western Sydney Giants under fire over ‘deeply disappointing’ Tabcorp sponsorship

Exclusive: ACT attorney general says while Victorian clubs have taken a ‘responsible approach’ the Giants are ‘going in the opposite direction’

The Guardian - AU

Law firm launches legal action over F1 Las Vegas GP spectator ejections

It is asking for payments of "in excess" of $30,000 per spectator, split equally between "general" and "special" damages.

Motorsport

Safe bet: the media relationships that give horse racing a good run in NSW

Sydney’s main news providers have many interests in common with the pugnacious leadership of Racing NSW. Have they become too close?

The Guardian - AU

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History suggests preliminary finals aren't predictable

The NRL's preliminary finals shape up as the most predictable in years, but history suggests both matches are rarely straight forward.

AAP

Texas Association of Broadcasters Names Amy Villarreal Broadcaster of the Year

Sinclair’s associate group manager honored as best in the state

TV Tech

Teal MP Zoe Daniel issues challenge to the major parties on gambling

“Gambling advertising in Australia is at saturation level,” she said. “It's increased by more than 300 per cent in the last 10 or so years.”

The New Daily

Student survey strengthens campaign for ‘Harry’s law’ on suicide data

Parents of Harry Armstrong Evans welcome the finding that 88% want universities to be more transparent

The Guardian - UK

Push to outlaw betting ads as big players take billions from punters

The federal government is under pressure to outlaw gambling advertising amid fears Australians are falling prey to soaring marketing budgets.

The New Daily

Australian banks urge Albanese government to ban use of credit cards for online gambling

‘Why should it be possible to do something in the virtual world that is prohibited in the real world?,’ Anna Bligh says

The Guardian - AU

Australia's leading harness racing stable, Yole Racing, at centre of cheating allegations

One stable dominates the harness racing industry — sometimes fielding an entire race with its horses. Insiders warn unusual races and betting mean integrity officers need to act.

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Coalition gives Scone Race Club $20m for track, stables

The thoroughbred breeding centre will have the most training stables outside Sydney.

Wales Online

University dished out £120k in library fines to students in just one year

Over £7m in fines for late returns or not returning books at all have been issued over the last decade

The Guardian - AU

Tabcorp eyes bigger online gambling presence after $52m half-year profit

In-store betting company looks to take on foreign-owned bookies by prioritising recently launched digital gambling app

AAP

Tabcorp bets big on digital after COVID comeback

Gambling giant Tabcorp has posted an unexpectedly high profit, driven by Australians wagering more of their earnings at physical venues after lockdowns.

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Gambling companies Sportsbet, TAB and bet365 taking bets on cricket matches involving minors

The National Children's Commissioner blasts some of the biggest gambling companies in Australia for offering bets on international cricket matches involving underage players.

Daily Mirror

Here’s what we’ve already lost, or are about to, from Ford Fiestas to fax machines, as the pandemic and changes in technology have brought in sweeping changes

Newcastle Herald

Surprise surprise! Money laundering in a casino! Who'd have imagined it

Gambling on the results of casino inquiries

ABC News

Former WA treasurer Mike Nahan says government indecision to blame for TAB sale collapse

Mike Nahan says hesitance effectively ended the sale of WA's state-owned betting agency, but country racing clubs have welcomed the news.

ABC News

Punters hold future of WA's struggling country racing as TAB, Sky Racing broadcast bush races nationwide

With shortages of horses, jockeys and volunteers, these country race tracks are battling to survive. Now racing officials are gambling on a last-ditch bid to keep them alive.

AAP

Tabcorp invests $33m in social betting app

Tabcorp is taking a 20 per cent stake in Dabble, a sports betting app with social media features that's become popular with younger punters.

Daily Mirror

Fed-up students paying £19,000-a-year for university lectures in church with no internet

Several University of Glasgow students have been forced to set-up their own personal hotspots within a church where they are undertaking lectures as it does not have internet access

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