Western Australia's greyhound racing industry has suffered a cumulative loss of $36 million since 2017, as detailed in a recent parliamentary inquiry report. The financial decline is attributed primarily to fewer race events and reduced prize money, which have negatively impacted the sport's viability. Authorities and stakeholders are confronting ongoing challenges in sustaining the industry amid these economic pressures. The parliamentary report sheds light on the seriousness of the industry's fiscal downturn and the urgent need for strategic responses to stabilize greyhound racing in the state.