Weekly update: NPL partnerships continue to highlight local support

Read here for this week’s updated list of the recently announced NPL partnerships across each region.

NPL VIC

Fremantle City

Domino’s Spearwood – A popular pizza store in the local community, Domino’s Spearwood also actively supports schools, sporting clubs and community groups.

Dandenong Thunder

Elysium Estate Agents – Based in Chelsea and operating across the greater Melbourne region , Elysium Estate Agents specialise in residential, commercial, lifestyle, development and luxury properties.

Dandenong City

Talent Blue – A recruitment and staffing agency specialising in Manufacturing, Construction and Mining & Resourcing and more. With end-to-end solutions, Talent Blue is more than just a recruitment agency. Their approach is tailored to the needs of their client.

Hume City

Nasiol (recommitted partner) – Specialising in car and marine care, Nasiol can help your vehicle look and feel good with a variety of products. The company will partner again with Hume City as the Official Stadium Naming Rights Partner for the 2026 season.

Altona Magic

Spraying Systems Co. – Global leaders in spray technology striving to supply Australia with reliable, efficient and sustainable nozzle and fluid distribution solutions.

Black Rose Constructions – Melbourne-based building specialists who bring innovation and unique designs to every project. The team specialises in custome home builds, commercial & industrial construction, rennovation & extensions and project management & consultation.

2Bros Concrete Constructions – Providers of high-quality concrete solutions across Victoria, 2Bros Concrete Constructions ensure that projects are delivered with precision and workmanship, whether in residential, commercial or large-scale projects.

Motorino Pizzeria – Located in Melbourne’s inner-west, Motorino Pizzeria is an authentic Italian pizza and pasta restaurant. Founded in 2010, the team focuses on using real ingredients and traditional recipes to create an authentic dining experience.

Hart Recycling – A privately held scrap metal recycler which trades and processes scrap metal, located close to Melbourne’s CBD. Hart Recycling focuses on ferrous and non-ferrous metals, machinery removal and industrial demolition.

Urbanised Homes – Specialists in new homes, multi-unit developments and knockdown & rebuild projects. For over 15 years, Urbanised Homes has delivered progressive designs and superior construction techniques for customers.

Red Raptors Demolition & Excavation – Delivering professional and reliable demolition and excavation services across Victoria, the Red Raptors team works with clients to ensure a hassle-free and safe process from start to finish.

Westend Earthmovers – Established in 2011, Westend Earthmovers provide tipper truck, bobcat and excavator services across Melbourne’s west. Their extensive services cover both residential and commercial projects, with a reputation for reliability and efficiency.

Tipper Tarps Load Cover Systems – Operating from Laverton North, Tipper Tarps Load Cover Systems specialises in high-quality, waterproof and weather-resistant materials for tipper trucks. For over 20 years, they have produced and supplied customers with the solutions they need to heavy-duty applications.

Compton Green Commercial – With 40,000 properties sold over nearly 100 years, Compton Green are a specialist real estate agency founded on integrity, passion and innovation. The company operates from several offices in Williamstown, Seddon and Geelong.

LDI Projects – A trusted partner in heavy-lifting solutions with a dedication to precision, speed and affordability. They provide expert jack repairs and high-quality equipment across construction, mining, transport and industrial services.

Versaserv – Providing flexible services across Engineering, Consulting and Project Management, Versaserv continue to support an extensive range of industries and projects by tailoring their solutions to the needs of their client.

DNA Distellery – Built on the foundations of family tradition going back generations, DNA Distillery aims to bring rakija to the Australian public and encourage a sense of family, friendship and community.

NPL NSW

Kahibah FC

Burns Krainz Legal – With over 25 years of experience, Burns Krainz Legal help their clients with services in Conveyancing, Property Law, Wills, Estate Planning and Deceased Estates.

Monfab Pty Ltd – Based in Weston, NSW, Monfab Pty Ltd help their partners and customers with residential and commercial metalwork projects, including structural steel and handrailing.

Lions FC

Luxury Paints (recommitted partner) – A longstanding partner of Lions FC, Luxury Paints has grown since 1982 to become one of the largest privately owned paint companies in Australia. They offer a full range of decorative, industrial, specialty and texture coatings.

West Adelaide

1KOMMA5 – The heartbeat of Australia’s new energy, 1KOMMA5 help provide the nation with access to clean and renewable energy through sunlight and wind. Founded in Germany, the company prides itself on innovation, design and a genuine dedication to the climate.

Blacktown City

Walker Corporation – As urban transformation specialists with over 50 years of history, Walker Corporation have established a strong legacy of excellence delivering large-scale projects across all types of property.

Landen – A property and funds management company which strives to enrich people and communities. They specialise in residential and industrial projects, as well as in funds management for property-related investments.

NPL QLD

Rochedale rovers

Antec – Australian-owned manufacturer and distributor which specialises in construction, mining, fire protection and infrastructure sectors. With over 30 years of experience, they have a solid reputation for quality products and attentive service.

Select Fire Systems – A dynamic fire sprinkler company since 2006. The team manages an extensive range of projects for Commercial, Industrial, Residential and Government sectors, and specialises in the process of designing, supplying and installing sprinklers.

NPL SA

Para Hills Knights

Walker Corporation – As urban transformation specialists with over 50 years of history, Walker Corporation have established a strong legacy of excellence delivering large-scale projects across all types of property.

Cass and Co. Conveyancing – Established in 2022 by experienced industry professional, Cassie Filmer, the team helps clients through the conveyancing process as a reliable and knowledgable guide.

DG Sports – Specialising in sports and equipment services, DG Sports operates all areas of production including manufacturing, design and sales.

Kern Wifi Solutions – Suppliers of Fibre, NBN, Fixed Wireless Internet and more to residential buildings and businesses in Adelaide and throughout Australia. As a 100% Adelaide-owned company, they work extensively with local businesses.

Elders Holden Hill – One of Australia’s largest regional and rural insurance providers with over 200 local agents. The team specialises in business, farm, fleet, commercial motor and personal insurance, boasting over 100 years of experience.

Maugham Thiem – Serving the Adelaide community since 1912, Maugham Thiem is a family-owned and operated car dealership with several franchise dealerships including Ford, Hyundai, Mazda, Honda, Kia and Volkswagen.

Fitness Warehouse – An experienced supplier of gym equipment, accessories and supplememts with a nationwide customer network. From strength to cardio to yoga and pilates, Fitness Warehouse help their clients find the right machines for their fitness needs.

Angle Vale Wholesale Meats – A trusted name in the meat industry, Angle Vale Wholesale Meats has grown its loyal customer network through quality service and an expanded range of products.

West Adelaide SC

Distinctive Homes – Building houses in South Australia for over 35 years, Distinctive Homes has built a loyal customer base built on quality service, stylish homes and value for money.

 

NPL WA

Western Knights

DTMT – A privately owned company based in Western Australia, offering services in civil construction across Resources, Oil & Gas and Infrastructure sectors. They specialise in Site Preparation & Earthworks, Major Concrete Construction, Road & Bridge Construction and Concrete Pumping & Logistics.

Argosy Minerals – An Australian company with a mission to build shareholder value through the development of the Rincon Lithium Project. With interests in Argentina and Nevada, Argosy has built a strong global reach and presence in the lithium production industry.

Armadale SC

JADCO Australiasia – A leading distributor of high-quality building materials, operating across Australia, as well as in the UK and the UAE. The team has built trust through dependable products, reliability and innovative solutions.

Dianella White Eagles

DrimTel – A 100% Australian-owned telecommunications provider which delivers mobile, NBN and business communication solutions for individual customers and businesses.

Stirling Macedonia

Roads 2000 – A leading asphalt production company based in Western Australia. As part of the Politis Group, Roads 2000 has worked since 1998 with the understanding that the client always comes first.

Olympic Kingsway (Major Partners only – additional partners can be found here)

WA Corn Growers (Trandos Farms) – Founded by Dimitrios Trandos in 1938, Trandos Farms has grown from a small patch of land in Wanneroo to becoming the largest grower of sweet corn and beans in Western Australia.

Termi Home and Commercial – Providing solutions for commercial and residential properties by protecting homes from termite problems. Since 1990, their innovative solutions have helped protect properties and businesses all over Australia.

Belgravia Sports/New Balance – With over 30 years of experience, Belgravia Sports leads by example when it comes to designing and manufacturing sports apparel. They have partnered with New Balance in Australia since 2020.

 

NPL TAS

Launceston City

Tassie Care – Providing an extensive range of disability care services, Tassie Care is a valuable part of the local community. As trusted caregivers and empathetic disability support workers, the team offers services with disability support, gardening services, transportation and more.

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FQ Reinstates WinterFest 2026 at the Sunshine Coast

Football Queensland (FQ) has confirmed WinterFest, the state’s premier junior football carnival, will return to the Sunshine Coast from 1 to 5 July 2026; this time at a new home in the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC).

Delivered in partnership with Sunshine Coast Council and Visit Sunshine Coast, the five-day carnival will span USC and Sunshine Coast Wanderers FC, hosting Under 9 to Under 11 Boys and Under 11 Girls teams from every corner of the state.

WinterFest is not simply a competition. Within FQ’s development framework, the carnival serves a dual function, to expose elite junior players to FQ Technical staff, whilst providing emerging referees with live matchday experience under the guidance of senior officials.

“The carnival plays an important role in nurturing not only our most promising young players, who can showcase their abilities in front of FQ Technical staff who continue to monitor their ongoing development, but also our cohort of emerging referees from across Queensland,” said Ryan Fett, FQ General Manager- Football, Infrastructure & Club Development.

The shift to USC is deliberate. FQ has signalled an intention to elevate the event experience year-on-year, and a university campus venue, with its infrastructure and capacity, reflects that ambition more than a traditional football ground would.

Beyond the Pitch

The tournament’s footprint, however, extends well beyond the pitch. With thousands of visiting families descending on the region across five days, WinterFest functions as a significant economic activation for the Sunshine Coast during what is otherwise a quieter winter period.

“WinterFest brings enormous energy to the region, the USC and Buderim fields will be buzzing and the talent on show outstanding,” said Sunshine Coast Resilient Economy Portfolio Councillor Terry Landsberg.

The language- “Resilient Economy”- is worth noting. Landsberg’s portfolio title alone signals how local government now frames junior sport: not as community goodwill, but as economic infrastructure.

His reference to Brisbane 2032 made that explicit. “As we move closer to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, these experiences are invaluable for aspiring athletes and equally important for boosting local tourism and supporting our businesses during the winter period.”

Whether a regional Under 11 carnival genuinely feeds an Olympic pipeline is debatable. What isn’t is that the political incentive to frame it that way, with 2032 drawing every level of government into the orbit of sport, is very real.

Football NSW partners with Deploy for Association Championships

In an announcement released on Thursday this week, Football NSW revealed Deploy as the Naming Rights Partner of the Football NSW Association Championships.

New competition, new talents

The Association Championships, set to take place in July 2026 at Glen Willow Regional Sports Complex in Mudgee, will replace the former Association Youth League.

Although the tournament has changed name, its purpose remains consistent: giving youth players the platform to showcase their talent on the football pitch.

In a display of unity and collective ambition, 18 Associations across New South Wales will enter representative teams, each one featuring gifted grassroots players looking to prove themselves against their peers.

“The Deploy FNSW Association Championships will provide a fantastic platform for our Associations to come together and celebrate the best of elite community football,” said Football NSW CEO, John Tsatsimas via official press release.

“This tournament is all about giving young players, coaches, and referees from every corner of the state a chance to shine and develop in a competitive, supportive environment.”

The partnership between Deploy and Football NSW, therefore, is not merely about a name alteration. It is a collaboration which presents future grassroots talents with a platform and opportunity to compete.

 

Built on shared values

No partnership can succeed without both parties sharing a common goal or set of values. In this case, the alliance between Football NSW and Deploy is built on a commitment to supporting grassroots football and supplying players with quality resources and experiences to showcase their talent.

“Deploy is proud to partner with Football NSW as the Naming Rights Partner of the Association Championships. Community sport plays a vital role in bringing people together and building future leaders, both on and off the field,” explained Chief Commercial Officer at Deploy, Kurt Johnson.

“As long-time partners with Football NSW, this aligns perfectly with our strategy of creating balls designed for each age and skill level of the game, ranging from junior training balls to professional match balls perfect for the competitive environment like the Association Championships.”

Furthermore, with hundreds of participants including players, referees, coaches and supporters due to attend the tournament, the partnership’s impact will extend right across the state of New South Wales.

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