Sponsorship News has assembled a stellar lineup of speakers for our Melbourne conference in May, for what will be a must-attend event for Australian sponsorship and sports marketing professionals.Read more
Australian Formula 1 driver Dan Ricciardo has been tapped to "humanise" online sales giant Carsales as part of a wider brand transformation.Read more
The Melbourne Rebels will begin the 2017 campaign without a principal partner, but the Super Rugby outfit has picked up new sponsors in four key sectors to soften the blow.Read more
Casino giant Crown Resorts is set to review its NRL and racing sponsorship spending after a management restructure and poor financial performance in the first half of the 2017 financial year.Read more
Hockey Australia chief executive Cam Vale will make the switch to Baseball Australia as its new CEO.Read more
The Queensland Rugby Union has scored a wide-ranging new partnership with ASX-listed Smartgroup and announced an improving financial outlook on the eve of the 2017 Super Rugby season.Read more
Belvoir St Theatre has recruited Aaron Beach to replace deputy executive director and head of development Nathan Bennett, who has been appointed as director of the Perth International Arts Festival.Read more
Adelaide United has secured a last-minute principal partnership for its Asian Champions League campaign, which means all three Australian teams will begin the competition with major sponsors.Read more
Port Adelaide has won a swag of new and extended deals, with former major sponsor EnergyAustralia agreeing to stay on as a partner and Ray White and Harley Davidson among other companies joining the club.Read more
GM Holden and Meat and Livestock Australia have each signed on as major sponsors of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, putting the 2017 event on track for a record commercial result.Read more
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