- Seven sponsors have been announced for a unique beach netball competition
- Surfing Australia renews fin company deal
- INC Sports Nutrition sponsors Melbourne City
- Winterbottom becomes the face of Queensland biofuel ad campaignRead more
The Australian Museum closes its historic long gallery early next month to start a major renovation as part of its ground-breaking partnership with Westpac and the NSW Government.Read more
A-League side Melbourne Victory has signed a new premier partner, with global TV manufacturer TCL Electronics joining as the club's official television supplier.Read more
Entertainment company, Live Nation, has expanded its travel sponsorship portfolio by signing Air New Zealand as the official airline partner to its Australian and New Zealand businesses.Read more
A-League team, Sydney FC, has renewed its partnership with vitamin brand Bioglan as the club's official vitamin provider for the upcoming season.Read more
New research from Roy Morgan shows how some AFL clubs, including the semi-finalists GWS Giants and the Western Bulldogs, are missing opportunities because they are restricted from signing vehicle sponsors at certain levels under AFL rules.Read more
Specialist mouthguard manufacturer, GuardLab will establish its Asia Pacific headquarters in Victoria and is likely to increase its Australian sponsorship portfolio.Read more
The Newcastle Jets A-League club has renewed Inspirations Paint as a major sponsor for another year.Read more
Women's sport can deliver stronger sponsorship ROI for brands brave enough to get in early and back female athletes in a big way, according to one of the largest sponsors of women's sport in Queensland.Read more
P&O Cruises has become an official membership partner of the NRL's South Sydney Rabbitohs and will be acknowledged as the Official Cruise Line of the club.Read more
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