Rugby league chiefs believe they have found a way to install NRL supremo Peter V’landys as the code’s all-powerful executive chairman without the need for direct approval of the game’s 17 clubs.
As the sport’s kingmaker signs off an extraordinary new TV deal, Sunday Serve can reveal V’landys’ supporters have been advocating a clause in the Australian Rugby League constitution would allow him ...
NRL supremo Peter V’landys is close to securing a deal with New Zealand’s Sky Network Television to extend its coverage of the code beyond 2027, in what would be the first plank of his bid to score a ...
A perfect storm has propelled the NRL towards an outcome few thought possible – and one which is likely to be felt beyond sport The outcome of NRL broadcast negotiations in the coming weeks will be a ...
In a wide-ranging interview with this masthead, V’landys revealed one broadcaster is pushing for a 20-team competition within three years to beef-up the richest broadcast deal in rugby league’s ...
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. For some time, the two sporting streams in which Peter V’landys swims have delivered radically ...
Hinton, who has been with Racing NSW since 2012 and has served as Chief Operating Officer since 2016, will assume the acting CEO role following news that Peter V’landys will spend a four-month period ...
Chief executive’s exit comes with the sport on the brink of more expansion and clears way for wisecracking racing chief to shape its future Was Andrew Abdo the crutch of Peter V’Landys, or his ...
ARL Chairman Peter V’landys has confirmed the resignation of NRL CEO Andrew Abdo. Speaking at a press conference in Sydney, V’landys made several jokes about Abdo’s new role before admitting the ...
Australia’s most powerful sporting administrator Peter V’landys sued Vicky Leonard’s racing website for defamation earlier this year. The lingering question is why? Then, also, how serious is he?
Racing boss Peter V’landys is accusing a website owner he is suing of publishing the alleged defamatory report as ‘retaliation’ for not supporting not-for-profits she was involved in. Top racing and ...
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