The Latest Breaking News from Tabcorp

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

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

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) is launching an investigation into two of the nation's biggest online sports betting companies over money laundering concerns and warns that it wants the multi-billion-dollar gambling industry to "lift its game".

RWA claims state’s racing industry will suffer after corporate wagers deprioritise Queensland races to mitigate widened tax

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.

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.

A cash transporting business boss has been jailed for six months after transferring almost $1 million of Tabcorp's money to an international investment scam.

Victorian Brian James Wilson has admitted in Melbourne's County Court he scammed close to $2 million from an 82-year-old man who trusted him.

Tabcorp and the Australian Hotels Association want other states to follow Queensland's lead in equalising the tax rates between TAB and online bookmakers.