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In a fix - how match fixing became sport’s biggest threat

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Sports betting Corruption Gambling Imperfect competition Racing and gaming regulation Sport Organised crime Sector regulation Regulation Australia
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In a fix - how match fixing became sport’s biggest threat
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As old as sport itself, match fixing is ubiquitous, virulent and is now recognised as the biggest threat to sport integrity.

The new national agency Sport Integrity Australia is expected to strengthen Australia’s world leading position on anti-corruption in sport. 

But experts believe it still won’t be enough to rid sport of match fixing. 

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Copyright:
Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2020
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Duration:
29min 6sec
Post date:
27 Apr 2020

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