Racing NSW has regained its authority to appoint an administrator for the Australian Turf Club (ATC), ending a dispute over control of the embattled racing organisation’s board. Multiple outlets report that the decision follows a campaign led by Racing NSW chair Peter V’landys, which challenges the ATC board’s position. The outcome restores Racing NSW’s ability to intervene through an administrator appointment, a step aimed at addressing governance and management concerns at the ATC. The reporting is aligned on the core result: Racing NSW regains the legal or regulatory capacity to appoint an administrator rather than being limited or blocked by the existing ATC board arrangements. While the articles focus on the procedural win and its significance for ATC governance, they do not provide extensive new detail on the specific findings or the administrative appointment timeline within the brief summaries provided. Overall, the sources agree that Racing NSW’s regained powers mark a significant shift in the balance of control over the ATC and sets the stage for further changes to the club’s oversight.