Live Racing Radio Across the RSN Network
Live radio is the quickest way to follow RSN programming when you are away from a conventional receiver. The home screen groups several available streams, including RSN 927AM, RSN Extra, National Racing Service, and SEN Track programming, so listeners can choose the coverage that matches the current meeting or show.
A clear station list reduces the need to search across separate websites, while the playback controls keep the selected broadcast close at hand. This setup suits race-day listening, morning analysis, and background coverage during travel or work. Listeners can move from a live program to news or podcasts without leaving the app's main navigation.
Racing News, Videos, and Expert Coverage
RSN combines its audio service with a rolling feed of racing stories, interviews, previews, and video-led analysis. Article cards show a category, headline, image, and publication time, making it easy to scan recent coverage and decide what to open. The mix is centered on thoroughbred racing and the people, meetings, and form discussions around it.
This format is useful when a live broadcast is not convenient or when a listener wants more context about a race. Users can browse current stories, follow expert commentary, and return to the stream through the same bottom menu. Fresh cards and clear timestamps also help separate breaking updates from longer features and opinion pieces.
Daily Tips and New Zealand Racing
The Tips area connects users with race-by-race selections and expert picks for current meetings. Entries can include the venue, race number, scheduled time, runner, tipster, and displayed price, giving racing followers a compact view of the day's selections. Opening Tips may continue to an SEN web page, where the list expands beyond the app shell.
A separate NZ Racing tab adds news and video coverage from Loveracing.nz and other New Zealand racing material. This dedicated section makes it easier for users to follow horses, trainers, sales, and upcoming targets outside the main Australian feed. Together, the two areas support quick pre-race checking and broader regional reading.
Podcasts, Notifications, and Listening Controls
Podcasts give listeners a way to catch up with RSN programs after their live broadcast. The app's navigation provides a direct podcast entry, while settings include an option to delete downloaded episodes when storage needs attention. That combination supports both on-demand listening and straightforward local file management without burying the controls in a long menu.
Users can also manage push notifications from the Settings screen and rely on Android's notification controls for sound, badges, lock-screen visibility, and pop-ups. Picture-in-picture support can keep compatible media visible over other apps. These controls make RSN practical for regular listeners who want updates and flexible playback without losing control of alerts or saved audio.
