Greyhound racing is a 90-year Australian tradition that supports regional jobs and local families. It is a way of life particularly in regional areas across the country. Highly regulated, the welfare of the dogs is always the priority.
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Posted by Hub Correspondent on October 02, 2026
Greyhounds and their owners came together across Western Australia on Sunday 27 September for the Great Global Greyhound Walk, celebrating the breed and raising awareness...
Posted by Hub Correspondent on September 23, 2026
Young Baylee Robertson has faced challenges far beyond her years while living with partial Trisomy 11q, level-four cerebral palsy, spinal curvature and hip dysplasia.
Posted by Hub Correspondent on September 09, 2026
Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) Chair Adam Casselden has declared the sport’s involvement with the annual National Bush Summit a great success and “something we should...
Posted by Hub Correspondent on August 14, 2026
Gympie trainer Lucy Roche believes the annual Greyhound Sweepstakes at the Ekka is the perfect opportunity to showcase the breed to the public and find...
Posted by Hub Correspondent on August 07, 2026
Healesville Greyhound Racing Club has once again rallied behind FightMND, raising an incredible $55,707 through its annual Big Freeze at The Ville event. The figure,...
Posted by Hub Correspondent on July 29, 2026
Most Victorians know greyhound racing through a moment.The roar of a Melbourne Cup crowd at Sandown. A Saturday night at The Meadows. A local fundraiser...
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Greyhounds are built for speed and love to run. Racing simply taps into their natural athletic ability. Dogs that don’t enjoy it are retired early and placed into pet homes.
Modern welfare rules are among the strictest in animal sports, with ongoing improvements in track design, housing, and aftercare.
Greyhounds are one of the most rehomed dog breeds in Australia. Their gentle nature, low exercise needs, and adaptability make them highly sought-after pets.