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Former Fifa and CFG executive Johnson bullish as he starts FFA tenure
NBL uses LaMelo Ball’s pulling power to gain new international relevance
Port Adelaide and AFL helping to drive closer cultural and economic ties between Australia and China
FFA embraces ‘challenger brand’ status as A-League spin-off heralds new dawn for Australian soccer
Major sponsor of NRL’s Cronulla Sharks halts payments
Football Federation Australia ‘stands down’ 70 per cent of workforce
Sports organisations act as coronavirus financial impact bites
Australia to host 2022 Women’s basketball World Cup
Features
“People have to perceive the value of the Olympics beyond just the Games” | Matt Carroll, Australian Olympic Committee
Australian Open grows attendances and revenues by 50 per cent after embracing “choice and entertainment” mantra
T20 World Cup splits men’s and women’s events to diversify sport’s audience and create ‘year-long spectacle’
Road to SportAccord 2019: Shining a light on marketing’s new rules
It’s only natural…
Melbourne. Unrivalled.
Visit Victoria | Harnessing the power of sport through Victoria’s tourism drive
Golden Ambitions
The City of Gold Coast, and the Australian state of Queensland, may have grabbed the world’s attention with the 2018 Commonwealth Games, but for a destination that is immersed in sport and can boast some of the southern hemisphere’s top facilities, this year’s mega multi-sport event is only part of the journey
Commonwealth Games | Durban withdrawal reignites bidding race
REPORT | The Future of Olympic Games Media Consumption – Executive Summary
F1 gets social | The social media verdict on the Australian Grand Prix
A league of their own | Rugby League World Cup
Events |Two by four
The four leading netball nations have come together to create a new tournament. Rob Ridley examines the format and the commercial implications of the venture.
Packing a punch – 3. Challenges and women’s sports
Australia’s credentials in the sports industry are built on its popular domestic leagues, enviable track record as a host of major events, and performance on the international stage. Andy Fry looks at the country’s blueprint for success and what the future holds.
Packing a punch – 2. Sponsors and city rivalry
Australia’s credentials in the sports industry are built on its popular domestic leagues, enviable track record as a host of major events, and performance on the international stage. Andy Fry looks at the country’s blueprint for success and what the future holds.
Packing a punch – 1. Active players and buoyant market
Australia’s credentials in the sports industry are built on its popular domestic leagues, enviable track record as a host of major events, and performance on the international stage. Andy Fry looks at the country’s blueprint for success and what the future holds.
Packing a punch – Australian Focus
Australia’s credentials in the sports industry are built on its popular domestic leagues, enviable track record as a host of major events, and performance on the international stage. Andy Fry looks at the country’s blueprint for success and what the future holds.
Flicking the Switch
Rob Ridley asks Cricket Australia about its plans to host the inaugural day and night test next month, and whether it will help to create cricket’s new breed of 24hr party people.
The Whole Nine Yards
Following the conclusion of last month’s Auckland Nines, event organiser and 2011 Rugby World Cup chief Martin Snedden spoke to Elisha Chauhan about how the annual rugby league tournament improved on 2014, and how it can go to the next level.