Swisse Wellness has expanded its Australian Rugby Union deal to include Super Rugby and added a new alliance with Cycling Australia as it continues to invest in its sponsorship portfolio.Read more
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The Brisbane Broncos posted an 8% bump in sponsorship revenue during 2015 despite a "challenging" market, and the publicly-listed club delivered a record net profit of $2.56 million.Read more
BMW has linked with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra following a successful initial sponsorship with the SSO's Melbourne counterpart.Read more
Schick Hydro will replace Powerade on the NRL's match-ball from 2016 in a rare sponsorship for the shaving brand.Read more
The NRL has been stung by flat sponsorship and digital revenue in 2015, failing to keep pace with commercial growth in rival sporting codes.Read more
AGL will partner with Super Rugby's Waratahs and the NSW Rugby Union in a deal giving the renewable energy company access to both the code's elite and grassroots tiers.Read more
The AFL Players' Association has continued its recent commercial momentum through a new partnership with national gym chain Fitness First.Read more
Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is set to crack the $2 million sponsorship revenue barrier for the first time after low churn and new deals with major brands such as Medibank, Twitter and Facebook.Read more
NIB will be looking for new Victorian sponsorships from 2018, following its decision to split with long time AFL partner Geelong, which has entered into a new deal with rival health insurer, GMHBA.Read more
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