Touch Football Australia (TFA) has announced a three-year extension of its partnership with etrainu which will continue to operate the Nest, Touch Football's learning management system as well as a hub for sport education.
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Healthy burger chain, Grill’d has made a return to Australia football sponsorships by signing with the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA).
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KickAss Products has kicked off a new partnership with the North Queensland Cowboys which sees the Australian-owned adventure brand’s logo on the back left side of the squad's playing shorts.
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The Bend Motorsport Park has announced a new partnership with Viva Energy to become naming rights sponsor of the motorsport venue for the next decade.
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Fujitsu General is commemorating its 25-year partnership with cricket icon Mark Taylor claiming the arrangement is one of the longest personal endorsement agreements in Australian sport.
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The AFL’s North Melbourne club has struck a multi-year partnership with RedZed which will see the specialist non-bank lender receive branding on the coaches and players’ media polo shirts.
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Golf Australia (GA)has revealed a new partnership with golf technology platform DotGolf that is claimed to enrich the digital experience for golfers and clubs.
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Asahi Beverages is set to receive increased exposure and value from its new AFL partnership, as it sponsors the upcoming Pepsi Max Footy Festival.
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Gosford will host the World Water Ski Racing Championships in November with a huge competitor turnout expected to be making the trip to Australia. The event will be held on the water in the centre of Gosford.
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Fan tokens and related Web3 technologies recently adopted by Australian sports may soon fall under government regulation, according to the specialists at law firm Landers & Rogers.
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