Australian energy giant, Woodside has stuck a five-million-dollar partnership with Surf Life Saving Western Australia (SLSWA) that will see the company extend its support of the volunteer-based organisation for the next five years.
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Philippines-based online gaming company, Wellbet, has become an official sponsor of the International Table Tennis Federation’s World Tour Platinum Australian Open to be staged in Geelong, between 9-14 July 2019.
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California-based Benefit Cosmetics has become a major sponsor of the GIRLGAMER Esports Festival, a women’s esport tournament and conference that was held in Sydney last weekend.
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Lost income from current and future sponsorships will form a key part of rugby star Israel Folau’s claim against Rugby Australia which could total more than $5 million dollars.
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Sponsors of the world’s largest football clubs face huge variations in the value they get from their partnerships despite the massive spend these deals now entail, according to a new study.
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Musica Viva has achieved an operating surplus of more than $362,000 in 2018, after generating $3.4 million in sponsorship, donations and support for the year.
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Defence Force Recruiting has partnered with Football Federation Australia to promote opportunities for women in the defence forces.
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The World Surf League has made a range of new sustainability commitments that will position it as a global leader among leading sports for environmental management.
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Cricket Victoria has restructured its operations, integrating both the Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades into the overall Cricket Victoria entity.
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Hyundai has replicated its “Letters” activation that was originally launched for the Socceroos team last year, in support of the Matildas as they head into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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