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ARU and Samsung scrum down
Posted June 6, 2012 by Sports Business Insider
The ARU and Samsung have announced a new three-and-a-half year partnership deal of the Australian national team and the Super Rugby competition.
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Harvey Norman joins as Surfing Australia HPC sponsor
Posted June 5, 2012 by Sports Business Insider
Retail giant Harvey Norman will fit out Surfing Australia’s new High Performance Centre (HPC), to be opened on June 15. Harvey Norman joins a raft of other sponsors including Sony and Hurley for the first of its kind $2million facility at Casuarina Beach in Northern NSW. Harvey Norman is a major supporter of rugby league. As [...]
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Toyota sign four-year deal with AFC
Posted June 1, 2012 by Sports Business Insider
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has announced a four-year partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation.
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NZRU rebrands Sevens and Maori teams with famous All Blacks name to improve global reach for sponsors
Posted June 1, 2012 by Sports Business Insider
The New Zealand Rugby Union has extended the famous ‘All Blacks’ brand to the country’s Sevens and Maori teams. The NZRU announced the New Zealand men’s Sevens team and New Zealand Maori are to be officially referred to as the All Blacks Sevens and Maori All Blacks. The changes take effect for the next IRB Sevens [...]
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Sony to provide audio visual technology to Surfing Australia’s High Performance Centre
Posted May 29, 2012 by Sports Business Insider
Surfing Australia has continued its build up to the opening of its new High Performance Centre by signing Sony as a sponsor to supply the audio visual technology. The Hurley sponsored HPC at Casuarina Beach in Northern NSW is a new $2 million project funded by the Federal Government and designed in consultation with the Australian [...]
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