Australia to stage 2015 Asian Cup 06/01/2011
Australia has been confirmed as the host nation of the 2015 AFC Asian Cup finals after a meeting of the Asian Football Confederation’s (AFC) executive committee in Doha on Wed...More>
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Sea Eagles swoop for Centrebet agreement 14/12/2010
Manly Sea Eagles chairman Scott Penn believes sports betting partnerships will become the norm in the Australian National Rugby League after his own club struck a major commer...More>
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Gallop Predicts NRL Bidding War 13/12/2010
Australian National Rugby League (NRL) chief executive David Gallop has predicted a “bidding war” for the competition’s broadcast rights.
The NRL is ready to start domestic...More>
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Australian GP row resolved 10/12/2010
Australia's motorsport governing body CAMS has reached an agreement to end its dispute with Melbourne race organisers, ensuring that next year's Australian Grand Prix can go a...More>
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Buckley proud of Australian bid 03/12/2010
Australian bid chief Ben Buckley says he is proud of the country’s bid, which he believes proves it is a viable host for future World Cups.
Despite being viewed as one of t...More>
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Perth 2011 appoints Sports City 23/11/2010
The Perth 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships has appointed Sports City as its exclusive global commercial partner.
The agreement will see Sports City’s commercial divisi...More>
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Coates chosen for CAS role 18/11/2010
John Coates, president of the Australian Olympic Committee, has been elected president of the International Council of Arbitration for Sport (ICAS) and the Court of Arbitratio...More>
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Sponsor makes Ashes beer pledge 17/11/2010
One of the Australian cricket team’s sponsors has promised to buy a beer for every adult in the country if the home side beats England in the upcoming Ashes series.
If Aust...More>
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Row threatens Australian GP 12/11/2010
The Australian Grand Prix's place on next year's Formula 1 calendar could be under threat because of a row over fees with CAMS, the country's motorsport governing body.
CAM...More>
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Premier defends Woods fee 10/11/2010
The Premier of Victoria John Brumby has defended the use of taxpayers' money to pay part of Tiger Woods' Australian Masters appearance fee.
Woods is being paid $3m to appe...More>
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