Basketball Australia has signed a broadcast deal with global digital sports broadcasting specialist PERFORM Media that will give the sport greater distribution through a dedicated subscriber-based online channel called NBL.TV, a first in Australia.Read more
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has signed a three-year agreement with The Sebel Pier One Sydney Hotel in Millers Point to be its official accommodation and function venue provider.Read more
Cricket Australia has announced an on-going agreement with analytics business Initiative Futures, signalling the end of its long-term relationship with Repucom.Read more
Football Federation Australia has confirmed that Sanitarium is no longer its official breakfast cereal.Read more
Audi has inked a two-year extension to its principal partnership with the IRC Australian Yachting Championship which will take the agreement to its eighth year.Read more
The new federal government tax law amendment (Special Conditions for Not-for-profit Concessions) bill could have detrimental effects on performing arts groups that tour abroad, according to Australia Major Performing Arts Group executive director Bethwyn Serow.Read more
National Australia Bank has commissioned Clemenger BBDO Melbourne to highlight the bank's sponsorship with the AFL by running an activation known as the NAB Stand-Ins.Read more
Humanis subsidiary ResCo Recruitment and Mining Labour has signed a two-year deal with the Townsville Fire WNBL team.Read more
Nestle brand Uncle Toby's has not renewed its agreement with former Olympian Grant Hackett, but remains open to the possibility of working with him in the future.Read more
Virgin Australia has signed a multi-year deal with the Australian Chamber Orchestra as its first-ever principal partner in a campaign aimed at promoting the airline's regional capacity in the eastern states.Read more
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