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NRL match attendance hits new record, but television audiences down

The National Rugby League 2010 State of the Game report claims the code has connected with more members and fans than ever before, with this year's premiership season achieving the highest ever match attendance, despite the report showing that free -to-air and subscription television audience figures are in decline.

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Drag now a blue-chip proposition, says ANDRA

Professional drag racing series, ANDRA Pro Series Drag Racing, has renewed the majority of its sponsors for the 2010/11 season - and they're all blue-chip, according to its head of sponsorship.

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Demography to favour Bulldogs: CEO

Strong projected population growth in Melbourne's western suburbs is likely to significantly boost the sponsorship appeal of the Western Bulldogs AFL club, according to its CEO, Campbell Rose.

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Soccer deepens its links with sunrise industry

Solar panel retailer Clear Solar has boosted its sponsorship of soccer in Victoria by locking in new deals with Football Federation Victoria and the Melbourne Victory Football Club and renewing its major contract with Victory's women's team, a contender in the Westfield W-League.

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Kellogg’s backs reinvigorated Ironman series

A successful partnership between Surf Life Saving Australia, sports marketing agency Sports Entertainment Limited (SEL) and former champion Ironman Guy Leech has reinvigorated the men's and women's national Ironman series and sparked renewed interest from the sport's long-time sponsor, Kellogg's Nutri-Grain.

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SA and TAS AbaF Awards announced

Corporate sponsors including Coopers Brewery, Santos, SA Water and Aurora Energy have been recognised for their partnerships with arts organisations and practitioners.

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