NSW Premier Chris Minns says Tim Crakanthorp failed to declare “a large number” of properties; Ed Husic wants Australia to expand its involvement in the battery supply chain beyond mining and refining. Follow updates here.
India’s cricket governing body is trying to lure global giants Amazon.com and Alphabet to bid in a media rights auction of its team’s games amid waning interest from companies that had recently competed fiercely for the wildly successful Indian Premier League.
The lukewarm response by media companies before the auction highlights the struggle to make money amid weak advertising revenues, with the shorter-format IPL being the top cricket property garnering higher viewership over the years.
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