The Latest Breaking News from Greyhound Racing NSW

Greyhound Racing NSW is riddled with scandals, but none get a mention in its most recent annual report. Nor does it mention hundreds of dogs killed due to racing.

The greyhound racing industry in NSW is facing a government inquiry after board resignations and the release of a scathing report alleging welfare concerns.

NSW racing minister David Harris has threatened to sack the greyhound industry's governing board after it allegedly failed to manage operational complaints.

A new safety and welfare strategy announced by Greyhound Racing NSW after the industry escaped a ban is set to permanently close some regional tracks.

The greyhound industry sends retired racing dogs to the United States… because it can’t find homes for them here as it continues to over-breed.

Joyous Treasure was the 27th dog to die on a NSW racetrack this year. An anti-racing group says the "traumatic" accident highlights ongoing issues with track designs and animal welfare.

The "world-first" $30 million facility was slated for the NSW Hunter Valley town of Martindale, but the industry says it will take the plans elsewhere.

Newcastle Greyhounds director Garry Kedwell said The Gardens-based racing club will become "basically a social club" under a change to be presented to members at an extraordinary general meeting on Wednesday night. But Kedwell believes Greyhound Racing NSW's permanent takeover of racing at the Birmingham Gardens track should ensure continued…

‘Horrific’ technique which involves removing the uterus is unnecessary and outdated, animal welfare activists say