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A NAMING RIGHTS FIRST FOR DOOMBEN

In what is believed to be a first for a thoroughbred racecourse in Australia, Brisbane's Doomben Racecourse has announced that it will change the racecourse's name. . .

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THORPE BEGINS PARAMOUNT ENDORSEMENT FOR SO NATURAL

The first part of the ground-breaking sponsorship and marketing deal between Ian Thorpe and ASX-listed food group So Natural Foods has been finalised, a move that has seen Thorpe commence a product endorsement campaign . . .

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TIGERS RE-EVALUATING HOME GROUND OPTIONS

Steve Noyce, CEO of the Wests Tigers NRL club, has told On Sport that while they are currently re-evaluating their home ground options for the future they are still in the market for potential naming rights sponsors for Leichhardt Oval and Campbelltown Stadium. . .

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GLOBAL SPORT SECURITY SPEND OVER $3 BILLION

UK-based publisher sportbusiness.com has reported that local authorities and national governments have spent in excess of $3 billion on security at sporting events in the past year. The report said . . .

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BRONCOS AND COWBOYS LOOK TO DERBY STYLE PROMO

After their big clash in the 2004 NRL semi finals, the Brisbane Broncos and North Queensland Cowboys NRL clubs are joining forces to jointly promote their matches in 2005. Fraser Kendall, marketing . . .

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COMMUNITY BUSINESS DEALS RECOGNISED BY PM

The Prime Minister?s Community Business Partnership - a group of prominent Australians from the community and business sectors appointed by the Prime Minister to advise and assist the Government on issues concerning community business collaboration - has finally announced the national winners of the 2004 Prime Minister?s Awards. The winners were . . .

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