James is an editor for MailOnline and has written articles covering a range of topics including sports, entertainment, and current events. His work has also been featured in SALTEN, 247 News Around The World, and Slim and Healthy. James is known for his coverage of cricket, AFL, and celebrity news.
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The race that stops the nation is almost upon us, which means it's time for Aussies who only bet on the horses once a year to figure out which statistics are important when it comes to the Cup.
By: James Cooney
The race that brings the country to a standstill is almost upon us, which means it's time for the Aussies who only bet on the horses once a year to find out which stats matter when it comes to the Melbourne Cup .
The race that stops the nation is on with millions of Aussies looking to to place a bet - but those who are having a flutter at Flemington Racecourse could be about to get some bad news.
By: James Cooney
Young gamblers are likely to get caught Race is the biggest day on the calendar for bookmakers By James Cooney for Daily Mail Australia
NRL star Josh Addo-Carr has announced the sad death of his beloved nan in a heartfelt post on Instagram on Tuesday, less than a week after the speedster was sacked by the Bulldogs.
Champion jockey Mark Zahra, who rode the last two Melbourne Cup winners, has revealed what it's like riding in Australia's biggest race.
A photo of Australian skipper Pat Cummins with Pakistan rival Mohammad Rizwan has caught the eye of cricket fans during the in the first ODI at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
By: James Cooney
NRL star Josh Addo-Carr announced the sad death of his beloved grandmother in a heartfelt Instagram post on Tuesday, less than a week after the speedster was sacked by the Bulldogs.
Australian boxer and reality TV star Harry Garside has debuted his new romance at the Melbourne Cup, following his Olympic Games heartbreak in Paris.
Lucky punters could have won more than $1 million by betting a single dollar on the 164th edition of the race that stops a nation, won by rank outsider Knight's Choice in a thrilling finish.
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