AFL club Melbourne's sponsorship and corporate hospitality revenue rose above $8 million for the first time in several years in 2015, with the club reaping the benefits of a full suite of sponsors.Read more
Jack Daniel's will not renew its naming rights sponsorship with Nissan Motorsport at the end of the year, bringing the brand's nine-season presence in the V8 Supercars to a close.Read more
Rebel Sport will become the inaugural principal sponsor of the Women's Big Bash League as part of a new wide-ranging partnership between the retailer and Cricket Australia.Read more
Football Federation Australia has denied reports that it's on the verge of a deal with Caltex as naming rights sponsor for the Socceroos, and says it is still talking with a number of other parties.Read more
The Art Gallery of NSW posted strong sponsorship growth in the 2015 financial year and donations more than doubled, helping the venue to a $21.2 million surplus.Read more
Victorian property developer Dacland has agreed a new partnership with the AFL's Western Bulldogs, supporting a number of the club's community programs.Read more
The Women's Australian Open golf tournament has renewed terms with its naming rights partner and will relocate to Adelaide as part of a new agreement with the South Australian Government.Read more
New Wests Tigers chief executive Justin Pascoe has overhauled the NRL club's commercial department and will focus on developing new revenue streams to boost the club's finances.
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Football Federation Australia has lost a second senior executive to a media company in a matter of weeks, with COO John Kelly departing to take up a new role at Southern Cross Austereo.Read more
Global IT giant Hewlett-Packard has signed a rare local partnership, agreeing a performance, analytics and marketing partnership with V8 Supercars outfit Erebus.Read more
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