Nino is a crime reporter at The Age.
Three Australian tennis players have been found guilty of corruption by the sport's international integrity watchdog, only days after another promising junior was charged with match fixing.
Footage has emerged of the tennis match that police allege was fixed by reigning Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson, as an investigation continues into the syndicate which targeted the promising teenager.
Reigning Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson has been charged with a match fixing offence which allegedly occurred at a tennis tournament in Traralgon.
The organiser of a Victorian punters club has been accused of defrauding $129 million from the syndicate members.
Professional tennis players accused of fixing a mixed doubles match at the Australian Open in January have been cleared by the sport's corruption authority.
Tennis authorities may have bungled the first corruption investigation at the Australian Open, with a player involved in a suspicious match allowed to leave Melbourne without being interviewed.
The Victorian racing watchdog will partner an international integrity organisation in a bid to stamp out the threat of organised crime amid ongoing fears about doping and race fixing.