Foreign exchange firm FX Primus has been forced to terminate its sponsorship of A-League side Melbourne City after the Australian Securities and Investments Commission ordered it to cease operations in Australia.Read more
The NSW Waratahs almost doubled hospitality and match-day revenue during its Super Rugby-winning 2014 season, more than offsetting a $1.2m dip in sponsorship revenue.Read more
Newcastle Jets sponsors have given the thumbs-up to Football Federation Australia's move to revoke the A-League club's licence held by owner Nathan Tinkler.Read more
Guest Building Group has joined Essendon as a major sponsor in a deal encompassing the club's VFL side, online and mobile branding and professional training.Read more
Healthway, the West Australian health promotion agency, will not be stripped of its ability to autonomously manage its $20m sponsorship portfolio despite recent findings of hospitality rorts and the introduction of new legislative controls.Read more
The Australian Ballet has bucked the trend of declining or flat sponsorship income in the arts sector, with an increase of more than $600,000 in sponsorship revenue in the last calendar year.Read more
Specialist compensation law firm Shine Lawyers has signed a new alliance with the Geelong Cats to support its expansion into Victoria.Read more
Casino and hotel conglomerate Echo has signed major partnerships with both the NSW and Queensland Rugby Leagues ahead of this season's State of Origin clash.Read more
West Coast Eagles has become the fourth AFL side to partner with the Chemist Warehouse Group, and the club has also restructured its sponsorship tiers to expand the support of key partners.Read more
The City of Brisbane has signed partners for a pair of its major assets in deals brokered by its economic development board, Brisbane Marketing.Read more
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