Sponsorship News

Optus Stadium may have its commercial naming rights deal cancelled if the Liberal government wins next month’s Western Australian state election.

Dolphin Stadium has secured its first naming-rights deal, with the venue to be known as Moreton Daily Stadium for the next three years.

Sydney’s ANZ Stadium has reverted back to its non-commercial name of Stadium Australia, following the conclusion of the current naming-rights partnership with ANZ Bank.

The process to find a new name for the Gabba continues, with the Queensland Government forming a shortlist of names for the Brisbane stadium.

Melbourne’s 10,300-capacity multi-purpose venue has officially been renamed John Cain Arena, in honour of former Victorian Premier the Hon John Cain.

A little over a year after being rebranded Melbourne Arena, the Melbourne Park venue is set to be given another new name - John Cain Arena.

Nissan Australia is the first naming rights sponsor of the Queensland State Netball Centre, with the new $44 million indoor sports facility rebranded Nissan Arena.

The Sydney Showground has a new name, with its AFL tenant GWS Giants purchasing the naming-rights in a multi-year deal.

Hisense Arena has a new name. Effectively immediately, the multipurpose indoor venue is now known as Melbourne Arena.

Melbourne's Etihad Stadium has a new naming-rights sponsor, with the 55,000-capacity Docklands venue to be known as Marvel Stadium as of October 1, 2018.

Allphones Arena, Australia's premier entertainment venue located in Sydney's Olympic Park precinct has undergone an exciting name change.

The West Australian Football Commission has finalised a new partnership with Australia's largest real estate media business, The Domain Group, that will see Patersons Stadium renamed as Domain Stadium.

The naming-rights partnership between Sydney's former Olympic stadium and the ANZ Bank has been extended.

One of Australia's largest superannuation funds, Cbus Super, is the new naming rights partner of the Stadiums Queensland venue at Robina on the Gold Coast formerly known as Skilled Park.

The Sydney Football Stadium has been rebranded Allianz Stadium following the announcement of a 10-year multi-million dollar naming rights agreement.

Bellerive Oval, home of Tasmanian cricket and second home of North Melbourne Football club, has been given the boot. It is now called Blundstone Oval.

Simonds, Victoria's most-awarded homebuilder and long-time sponsor of the Geelong Cats, is proud to announce that from 2012 the Cats' home ground will be known as Simonds Stadium.