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RALLY TO ANNOUNCE NEW NAME

This year?s Premier State Rally, round four of the Globalstar Australian Rally Championship, is close to announcing a naming rights sponsor. Kirk Marks, organiser . . .

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HONG KONG LINK EXTENDED FOR SYMPHONY

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO) has extended a relatively minor sponsorship relationship from late 2003 into a more significant deal with the Hong Kong Tourism Board . . .

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THREE YEARS THE MINIMUM AS OPERA SEEKS REPLACEMENT FOR SEVEN

In contrast to the often cut and thrust world of elite sport sponsorship, prominent Arts organisation Opera Australia (OA) is adamant that its next principal sponsorship deal will be for the long term, according to Rebecca Mason, business development manager for OA. Speaking with ASN . . .

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CAMS NEARS PROCAR DECISION

The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport (CAMS) has announced that significant progress has been made towards the resolution of the category management rights for the former PROCAR categories, and is optimistic that the Category Managers will be identified by the end of October. president Colin Osborne . . .

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NEW TIGERS DEAL A QUICK BUT PROFITABLE AFFAIR

The Richmond AFL club has quickly signed a new co-major partner following the departure of the Transport Accident Commission two weeks ago, with mortgage broker Australian Finance Group (AFG) committing to the property. The deal gives . . .

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DANDENONG SEEKS STADIUM NAMING RIGHTS AND CONSULTANT

The Dandenong Basketball Association has recently entered the market with the naming rights to the Dandenong Basketball Stadium, the first time they have offered the property, according to Lisa Lawler, sponsorship manager for the organisation. She told pando . . .

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