Flight Centre renews Crows sponsorship
Flight Centre has renewed its sponsorship of the Adelaide Crows AFL club, adding five years to its long-term association with the club.
Read moreFlight Centre has renewed its sponsorship of the Adelaide Crows AFL club, adding five years to its long-term association with the club.
Read moreNetball Victoria and its entry in the Super Netball competition, the Melbourne Vixens, have signed a three-year deal with sports medical supplies company, Strapit Sportstapes.
Read moreUber Eats is continuing its popular 2019 “Tonight I’ll be eating” campaign as part of its renewed sponsorship of the Australian Open in what will be another record-breaking year for the grand slam, according to chief revenue and experience officer, Richard Heaselgrave.
Read moreGaming equipment brand Razer has signed a one-year deal to become a second-tier partner of the Adelaide Crows’ Legacy Esports team.
Read moreMotorcycling Australia (MA) has experienced a surge in sponsorship in the lead up to the 2020 Australian Superbike Championships with Mi-Bike Motorcycle Insurance taking the naming rights and lubricants giant Motul renewing as presenting partner.
Read moreReigning AFL premier, Richmond FC, has become the second professional sporting club in Australia to contract with sponsorship evaluation specialist Turnstile.
Read moreSydney craft brewing company, Young Henrys has extended its sponsorship of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and will partner the orchestra’s upcoming Symphony Hour series.
Read moreMelbourne based sponsorship agency The Partner Group (TPG) is closing in on $3 million in total sponsorship deals since its launch two years ago and is now working with in excess of 20 brands and rights holders, says managing director Scott Llewelyn.
Read moreAustralian owned sport apparel company Valour Sport has signed partnerships with Netball NSW and the Super Netball teams the NSW Swifts and Giants Netball.
Read moreThe Perth Fringe World 2020 festival was interrupted last week by environment activists protesting about one of the its key sponsors, Australian energy giant Woodside.
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