EXIDE TO EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES IN RALLY Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 The sport of rallying has continued its recent surge of commercial success in this country, with Exide Batteries signing . . . Read more
COLLINGWOOD AND MOPT CALL A HALT IN PROCEEDINGS Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 The dispute between the Collingwood Football Club and the Melbourne Olympic Parks Trust (MOPT) over naming rights to the training oval at Olympic Park has been put on hold temporarily, with Collingwood chief executive Greg Swann commenting through the week that they will be resolving the issue at a later date. As reported in . . . Read more
EXPRESS POST LEVERAGING SUPERBIKES' SPEED Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 Australia Post's Express Post brand will be the naming rights sponsor of the Superbike category races that form part of the 2004 Cinzano Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. The October 15-17 . . . Read more
ABAF CLOSE TO APPOINTING NEW EXEC Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 The Australian Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) is closing in on the appointment of a new executive director for the organisation, following Winsome McCaughey's decision to retire from the position effective March 31, 2005, seven years after joining the organisation. A spokesperson for . . . Read more
MEASUREMENT TOOL MOVING FORWARD WITH FINDINGS Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 The developers of the 'sponsatrak' sponsorship accountability tool, which was launched in the UK in early 2004 (see ASN issue 52), have recently released some findings from the first twelve months that the resource has been on the market. sponsatrak is dubbed . . . Read more
CENTENARY OPEN BREAKS RECORDS Saturday, 24 Sep 2005 On top of revealing a renewed deal with Garnier this week, the Australian Open tennis tournament has released an overview of the Centenary event, with the figures showing that the event exceeded all expectations with a multitude of records set both on and off the court. Firstly, the National . . . Read more
