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Infinite Energy steps up with West Coast

Perth's West Coast Eagles has become the latest AFL team to sign an official partner in the energy sector, with renewable energy supplier Infinite Energy joining the club for the 2014 season.

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Gilbert renews with ARU

Australian Rugby Union's longstanding association with sports equipment manufacturer Gilbert has been extended for another five years until 2018.

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Women’s premier league gets retail backing

The newly-branded women's premier league in Victoria has secured a naming rights partner for its first season, with retailer Sportsmart signing a wide-ranging deal with Football Federation Victoria.

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Art Gallery of NSW secures State Street partnership

The Art Gallery of New South Wales has attracted its largest ever education-based sponsorship, with US-financial services institution State Street offering the financial backing for the gallery to 'substantially increase' its offering.

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New truffle festival gets French flavour

The inaugural Melbourne Truffle Festival has secured a double coup, with premium kitchen brand Scholtes signing on as major sponsor and My Kitchen Rules co-host Manu Feildel joining as an event ambassador.

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Melbourne flower show gathers Momentum

Sustainable power retailer Momentum Energy has signed a sponsorship agreement with the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show that will give it access to an event with a "great emphasis on sustainability", the company's events director says.

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AFL sponsors play the long game

AFL giant Collingwood has become the latest team in the competition to cement a 20-year association with a brand, with airline and major sponsor Emirates extending its deal until 2019.

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