The Melbourne Football Club is proud to announce an operating profit of $1.7 million for the year ended 31 October 2024, marking the Club’s fourth consecutive operating profit. Key Financial Highlights: Pert also addressed the impact of one-off items on the statutory result for 2024, including:
The Collingwood Football Club has announced an operating profit before government revenue, depreciation and amortisation of $8,957,135 for the financial year ending October 31, 2024, an increase from $6,008,327 in 2023. The 2024 Annual Report can be viewed here. Summary:
THE Carlton Football Club is pleased to announce a statutory profit of $3,017,058 (2023: $3,302,904) for the financial year ending on 31 October 2024. This year’s strong financial performance can be largely attributed to the Club’s record-breaking membership, surpassing 100,000 members for the first time in its 160-year history, ending the 2024 season on 106,345…
In a world dominated by instant messaging and lightning-fast responses, an old tradition is making a surprising return: the art of letter writing. Handwritten, thoughtfully composed, and sent through the mail—are becoming popular again. But why are people turning back to this slower, more deliberate form of communication? And what makes it so appealing in…
Entertainment through games has been one of the oldest and most progressive trends among people of different ages and preferences around the globe. However, with the rise of technology, a new debate has emerged, in particular, between online games and physical games. Both have distinctive pros and cons, which create interest among passionate and casual…
Choosing the best surface for rugby fields might seem like an easy task, but with many pros and cons related to both natural and artificial turf, this decision can be challenging. Historically, rugby fields had natural grass surfaces, but nowadays, artificial turf – especially third-generation options – has gained a lot of popularity. Wondering why? …
The 2024 #PacificChampionships were attended by more than 114,816 people across 14 matches, with an average day attendance of 19,136. (73% of capacity) Kiwis/Kangaroos 17,005 @ Apollo Project Stadium (Note Attendances in Port Moresby are Not available at this time – if you can fill the gaps please feel free to DM me) 4.38 million…
Heres where Ill be keeping a list of the annual reports as released. A-league AFL Cricket Stadiums Government Broadcasters Misc
A somewhat up to date list of Australian media rights deals including the ABL, A-leagues, AFL, Cricket Australia, Melbourne Cup Carnival, NBL, Netball Australia, NRL, Racing NSW/ATC and WNBL. ABL (ended 2024) Triple B Media The Australian Baseball League has announced a broadcast licensing agreement with Triple-B Media. Under the partnership terms, the ABL will…
Over the course of the Home and away season, the AFLW was attended by 263,308 at an average of 2,660, using 21.63% of available capacity. this includes the 23,085 that attended the Mens finals double header at the MCG in Round 2. This figure is up 1.63% on average and the best since 2019, and…
The connection between sports and online betting is becoming increasingly significant in Australia. Understanding the role of the AFL and NRL is crucial for anyone interested in this dynamic landscape. The growth in betting patterns is reshaping how fans engage with their favourite sports. As someone who follows the AFL and NRL closely, you’re likely…
By almost every measure the AFL has had a sterling year, with attendance, membership, participation and television viewing reaching unprecedented numbers. Attendance Attendance is the AFLs bread and butter, and I doubt theres anyone who seriously believes that they have a serious rival in crowd terms. A record 8.29 million people attended the entire season…
The Heraldsun reports that Storm supremo Matt Tripp has revealed his interest in joining forces with the Victorian government to make a fresh bid for the 2025 NRL grand final to be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. “If the opportunity is there to bid for the grand final to be hosted in a particular…
News Limited and the Guardian have both reported on the Tasmania Symphony Orchestras opposition to the location of the new stadium. The TSO has commissioned two independent acoustic reports in the past 12 months. Both reports, seen by Guardian Australia, warn greater measures will be needed to address the potential for sound spill and reverberation…
The Seven Network’s live, free and exclusive coverage of the 2024 AFL Grand Finalcaptured the attention of the nation on Saturday, reaching 6.09 million Australians andbecoming the most-watched program of 2024. The Grand Final, which saw the Brisbane Lions take the 2024 crown in a dominant 60 pointvictory over the Sydney Swans, captured a total…
The Telegraph reports that more than 1.9 million people watched Melbourne’s win against the Roosters on Friday night which was a significant boost compared to the corresponding game last year. The number of people who watched the game this year was up by 36.1 per cent compared to the Panthers and Storm preliminary finals clash…
The ABC reports that RSL Tasmania wants a museum, special naming of grandstands – “such as a Cenotaph end and veteran’s end”, and naming sections of the arena after Tasmanian Victoria Cross winners – and a “recognition of service at the start of every event” as part of the Macquarie Point stadium precinct, should the…
The Telegraph reports that Cronulla CEO Dino Mezzatesta has come out swinging for urgent government funding to overhaul PointsBet Stadium amid the club’s chase for a historic four titles across the NRL, NRLW, NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg competitions. Despite the massive role the Sharks and Panthers play in developing the game at a grassroots…
The AFR reports that in 2024, the Nine Network had an average television audience of 521,600 for the home and away NRL series, up 11 per cent on the previous year. There are still two weeks to go in the NRL finals, but the average audience for Nine is 759,100. Seven says the home and…
The Mercury reports that the schedule for building the Tasmania Devils’ $70m High Performance Centre has been blown out of the water by the state government’s failure to announce whether it will be located at Rosny or Kingston. Rosny Parklands was announced as the site in December beating out a bid from KIngborogh Council, however…