Phoenix sign New Zealand’s largest telco in new technology deal
A-League club the Wellington Phoenix has signed New Zealand’s largest telecommunications and digital services company to a new two-year deal.
Read moreA-League club the Wellington Phoenix has signed New Zealand’s largest telecommunications and digital services company to a new two-year deal.
Read moreThe Gold Industry Group’s sponsorship of Netball WA is delivering on the goals the industry group set when it began the partnership, says vice-chair Kelly Carter.
Read moreWests Tigers have signed a new multi-team supply deal with CHAMP Mouthguards, while in other NRL news, Penrith has expanded its partnership with Wisdom Dental.
Read moreActronAir has renewed its principal partnership with Brisbane Roar for a further two A-League seasons.
Read moreThe NSW Government tourism and major events agency Destination NSW has partnered with the Hyundai A-League to promote its new campaign, according to state minister for jobs, investment, tourism and Western Sydney, Stuart Ayres.
Read moreUS-based fund manager The Lind Partners has invested in Snow Australia’s emerging talent program and become an official partner in the process.
Read moreFor the second time this month, Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) has signed a new commercial partner to its sponsorship roster.
Read moreDespite the cancellation of the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne at the start of the year due to COVID-19, the organiser and its commercial partners have been working behind the scenes to prepare for the event to be staged in 2021, says general manager sales and commercial, Michelle Greco.
Read moreSports tech company Stats Perform will remain the exclusive official betting data and streaming partner for the National Basketball League (NBL), after securing a new multi-year extension.
Read moreThe Wests Tigers major sponsors Brydens Lawyers has expanded its deal with the club to include the women’s pathways program in 2020.
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