BRONCOS REVEAL MAJOR NAMING RIGHTS SPONSORSHIP
The Brisbane Broncos have announced a major new naming rights sponsor for the next three seasons.Read more
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ST KILDA TO MOVE TO TEN MILLION DOLLAR TRAINING CENTRE
The St Kilda AFL club will relocate its training base to the outer-Melbourne suburb of Frankston by 2010 according to new agreement.Read more
PHOENIX SIGNS MAJOR SPONSOR
New Zealand-based Hyundai A-League club, the Wellington Phoenix, has confirmed a new principal sponsor for the remainder of this season and next. Read more
NEW ZEALAND NOT CONCERNED WITH WRC RALLY DELAY
Rally New Zealand remains unconcerned that its position on the World Rally Championships (WRC) biennial calendar could be disrupted if Australia is unable to stage its round in 2009.Read more
MAJOR AUSTRALIAN BASKETBALL REVIEW PRESENTS RECOMMENDATIONS
A major review of the management structure and general operations of basketball in Australia has been concluded with recommendations including the transition to a single national body.Read more
THUNDER-STRUCK: EXPANSION HOPEFULS EDGE CLOSER TO A-LEAGUE INCLUSION
A-League hopefuls, the Northern Thunder, have reached the half-way mark on the road to A-League inclusion after securing financial backing.Read more
TOUR DOWN UNDER CONFIRMS MAJOR SPONSOR
After the announcement that South Australia's Tour Down Under will become part of the world's ProTour cycling series, another major event sponsor has now been unveiled.Read more
NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS ANNOUNCE NEW PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM
National Rugby League (NRL) club, the Newcastle Knights, has joined forces with Central Charlestown.Read more
MELBOURNE FC CONFIRM TWO NEW SPONSORS
The Melbourne Football Club (MELBOURNEfc) has announced two new three-year sponsorships heading into the club's 150th year in 2008.Read more
CRITICAL COMMENT ON SWEENEY REPORT
The sponsorship industry has questioned whether the broad-based Sweeney Sports sponsorship awareness report is giving sponsorship professionals the targeted information they need.Read more
