Sydney FC A-League club is already feeling the impact of signing renowned Italian striker Alessandro Del Piero, with a sudden surge in interest in the club's vacant back-of-shirt property, according to CEO Tony Pignata.Read more
Checkpoint Building Surveyors has moved up to become shorts sponsors for the Melbourne Victory A-League club for the 2012/13 season after getting involved with the team through the club's Victory in Business network.Read more
Online travel agent Webjet has extended its major sponsorship with Melbourne Demons AFL club for 2013.Read more
Visa has partnered with Bell Shakespeare to support the Canberra season for the upcoming production of The School For Wives.Read more
Book retailer Dymocks has reported a 5% sales increase in its Melbourne locations as a direct result of its sponsorship of the Melbourne Writers Festival, according to Dymocks franchise owner Dino Traverso.Read more
Adidas has announced a five-year sponsorship of the Hawthorn AFL club, bolstering the company's AFL presence in Melbourne after renewing with Collingwood and Essendon last week.Read more
Jaguar Land Rover will leverage its role as official global sponsor for the 2013 British and Irish Lions Tour of Australia to launch its crucial all-new Range Rover.Read more
Ausgrid has won the Visy Environmental Sustainability Award at the NSW/ACT AbaF awards for its work with the Sydney Theatre Company and the Greening the Wharf project.Read more
Queensland mining company Guildford Coal has taken the North Queensland Cowboys NRL club's back-of-jersey position in a new deal for the 2013 season.Read more
HOSTPLUS CEO David Elia will present a special session at this year's Sponsorship Australasia Conference, aimed at giving sponsors some insight on how to react when faced with negative publicity surrounding one of their sponsorship properties.Read more
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