Sky News has announced a new weekend program, The Business of Sport will premiere this Saturday June 8 co-hosted by Tim Gilbert and Julie Snook.
The Business of Sport will bring together the people, brands, teams and ideas that are shaping and advancing the sporting industry on a global scale, and will air at 11am AEST on Sky News Live on Foxtel and regional free-to-air news channel Sky News on WIN. The program will also replay on FOX SPORTS News, Saturdays at 8:00pm and will also be available on multi-sport streaming service, Kayo Sports and on-demand via Foxtel Go.
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TimgGilbert JulieSnook racing_nsw Would this really be financially viable. The amount Racing NSW will have to pay to shut down and use the Harbour Bridge verses the increase in revenue.
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