TASMANIAN HOCKEY CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT ENTERS STAGE TWO
The Tasmanian Hockey Centre will commence the second stage of its redevelopment after the construction of two new synthetic playing surfaces in late 2006 concluded stage-one.Read more
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CRICKET VICTORIA'S BIG PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
Cricket Victoria (CV) has introduced a four-year strategic plan aimed at boosting participation in the sport, lifting its interstate competition performance and building its financial resources.Read more
JIM BEAM LEVERAGING THE INDY 500
Jim Beam will leverage its involvement with the Indy 300 Carnival by using Australian-first electroluminescence technology. Read more
CITY PACIFIC ANNOUNCE CARRERA CUP SPONSORSHIP
The prestigious Porsche derby, known as the Carrera Cup and run as part of the Lexmark Indy 300 festival, has secured a major new sponsorship partner.Read more
RUNNING A REVOLUTION FOR AUSTRALIAN BUSINESSES
A surge of popularity for marathons and running events around the country has seen more businesses attracted to the sport, according to Gold Coast Airport Marathon organiser, Cameron Hart.Read more
MELBOURNE TIGERS RAISE FUNDS FOR THEIR NAMESAKE
The Melbourne Tigers NBL club hosted a Tiger Taskforce awareness match recently to educate fans on the club's recent partnership with Melbourne Zoo and to help raise funds for endangered tiger species.Read more
SYDNEY KINGS EMBRACE GLOBAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
National Basketball League (NBL) club, the Sydney Kings, has embarked on a campaign to broaden its international sponsorship base and match calendar.Read more
SUPERCHEAP AUTO RE-SIGNS FOR BATHURST 1000
The Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, one of Australia's most prestigious motoring events, has secured its naming rights partner in a long-term deal. Read more
SYDNEY ROOSTERS WELCOME THEIR NEW COOP
The Sydney Roosters has announced that as of the 2008 National Rugby League (NRL) season, the team will call the Sydney Football Stadium homeRead more
LEGISLATION CHANGES GIVE WAY TO LONGER TERM TENANCY
Under new legislation introduced by the Victorian Government, maximum licensing periods for the Melbourne Olympic Park sporting precinct will be extended for up to 21 years.Read more
