Weekly update: Latest NPL partnership announcements

Read here for the latest news and updates on NPL partnerships across each state in Australia.

NPL VIC

Preston Lions

Titan Pre-Mix Concrete – Providers of premium concrete solutions and exceptional service for residential, commercial and industrial projects.

Masalkovski Group – A family-owned business specialising in recycling, excavation and landfill services. Since 1974, the team has provided resource recovery and earthmoving.

Allcar Towing Group – A high quality and professional towing service, with a team of dedicated drivers and support staff committed to helping customers involved in accidents.

Chemist Warehouse – Australia’s largest discount pharmacy, committed to providing customers with affordable and accessible healthcare products.

The Butchers Daughter – Family-owned for over 40 years and renowned for supplying high-quality products including kebapi, gyros,cured meats and gourmet sausages.

T.S. Auto Electrics – For over 30 years, TS Auto has provided clients with repairs and an extensive range of services including EFI and CRD engine & Transmission Control Systems, Alternators, Starters and more.

La Monte Tiles – Family-operated with over 100 years of combined experience, La Monte Tiles specialise in premium Italian porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tiles.

Allied Print Australia – A leading print management company, offering an extensive variety of services including design, printing, banners, brochures and promotional products.

KBG Building and Construction – Striving to create sustainable projects across residential, commercial and industrial sites, KBG combine affordability and innovation to ensure their works are made for the long-term.

Heidelberg United 

Alpha Seafoods – Reliable and high quality food service solutions in Victoria since 1991. The team now supplies over 1,500 products to more than 200 customers across Victoria.

Dandenong Thunder

Cameron – Leaders in Melbourne’s South-East commercial and industrial property deals. The team has provided excellent customer service and guidance, backed by over 45 years of experience.

CNC Pro – Melbourne-based carpenters and cabinet specialists, offering services across design and installation for commercial and domestic clients.

NPL NSW

Wollongong Wolves

Buonissimo Cucina – Founded in 2016, Buonissimo has grown from a bakery supplying premium products to supermarkets across Australia and New Zealand, to producing over 100 products including frozen items.

MCR (Multi Civil & Rail) – A leader in rail services, MCR is the largest provider of rail safe working staff in Australia with over 450 clients. They lead the way in the industry for innovation, safety and efficiency.

SD Raiders

Crown Electrical Solutions – Offering an extensive range of services for home automation solutions, Crown Electrical Solutions can help clients achieve their project goals with innovative and dependable technology.

NPL Northern NSW

Cooks Hill United

Aspira Business and Financial Services – Aspira prides itself on building genuine relationhips with clients to ensure long-term and sustainable success for their financial goals. Based in Newcastle and Maitland, they are a business ally for many locals.

The George Darby Hotel – A popular hotel and restaurant setting in Newcastle, the George Darby Hotel offers excellent food options and entertainment nights throughout the week.

Harcourts – Operating since 1888, Harcourts offers a full range of services in the real estate industry, both locally and internationally in the USA, China, Canada and more.

Manning Valley – Since 1989, Manning Valley have only produced free range, quality eggs grown on Australian farms. The team is led by a ‘flock first’ policy and dedication to nurturing the natural environment of the farm.

NPL QLD

Wynnum Wolves

Trace Project Management – Experts in high-quality projects, as well as end-to-end management and advisory services for clients. All projects are delivered with care, precision and professionalism.

Olympic FC

Symferon Wealth – Brisbane-based financial advisory firm with deeply connected roots to Olympic FC and the local area. The team at Symferon are committed to acting always in the best interests of their clients to support financial wellbeing.

NPL WA

Armadale SC 

Aview Windows & Doors – From consultation to installation, Aview deliver premium service across windows and doors. The team is renowned for providing durable and reliable products.

Spinifex Sheds – A local independent shed dealer in Perth since 2010, Spinifex build sheds designed to endure harsh Australian conditions through premium materials and expertise.

Olympic Kingsway

PPC Supplies – An experienced team supplying plasterboard, insulation and building materials. PPC works across Western Australia and South Australia.

Western Knights

Peninsula Personal Injury Lawyers – For over 45 years, PPIL have provided clients with exceptional and transparent service when handling claims. They offer services across vehcile accidents, public liability, workers compensation and more.

Optimus Fleet – Delivering top quality steel fabrication, poly pipe solutions and workforce services for mining, construction and infrastructure projects. Their global partenrships and reputation are built on affordability, innovation and dependable solutions.

Perth Redstar 

Credentia Construction – With more than 60 years of combined experience, Credentia are committed to delivering quality construction projects backed by integrity, trust and an innovative spirit.

Stirling Macedonia

Stirling Central Shopping Centre – A go-to location in Stirling for family and friends to relax, shop and find a huge range of entertainment services.

NPL NT

Casuarina FC

AJ Couriers & Haulage – Providing reliable courier, freight and logistics services, AJ Couriers & Haulage operate with an extensive fleet across the Northern Territory.

 

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Northern NSW Football opens registrations for Female Football Week 2026

Northern NSW Football has opened registrations for Female Football Week 2026, inviting clubs, players, coaches, referees and administrators across the region to take part in a national celebration of women’s football running from Friday May 8 to Sunday May 17.

Now in its latest edition, Female Football Week provides a structured opportunity for the football community to acknowledge the contributions of women and girls to the game at every level, from grassroots volunteers to elite competitors. The week sits within a broader national context of record participation growth in women’s football following the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, with northern NSW among the regions experiencing some of the most significant increases in female registrations over recent seasons.

The first 40 clubs to register will receive a club activation pack. Registered clubs will also receive promotional support through the NNSWF website and access to Female Football Week advertising collateral, with activities ranging from panel discussions and workshops to social media campaigns highlighting female participants within their communities.

Award nominations are also open across six categories, Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Referee of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Community Champion of the Year and Club of the Year, recognising individuals and clubs making significant contributions to women and girls’ football in northern NSW over the past twelve months.

“Female Football Week is a fantastic chance to highlight the passion and talent of female players, coaches, referees and volunteers across the northern NSW community,” said NNSWF Participation and Women’s Football Officer Serena Carter. “There’s something for everyone with activities and events catering to all levels, from grassroots through to elite competition.”

Stop Complaining, Start Building: Why Proactive Clubs Always Win

It’s a tale as old as time in grassroots sport: your club is stuck in a “time warp” facility, sharing a severely overused pitch with another code, while a club a few suburbs over just scored millions of dollars in council funding.

It is incredibly frustrating. The disparity in local government funding, the draconian facility-sharing arrangements, and the feeling that your sport is constantly fighting an uphill battle in certain heartlands can make committee members want to throw their hands in the air.

But when faced with this reality, your club has a choice. You can go on a rampage of advocacy – bitching, moaning, and focusing on everything the council or state sporting body isn’t doing – or, you can focus on what you can control.

The Post-COVID Divide

Think back to the clubs that emerged from the COVID-19 lockdowns. During that time, every club faced the exact same external restriction: nobody could play.

However, two distinct types of clubs emerged.

The first type went dark. They complained about the government, complained about the lack of support from their Peak Bodies, and disconnected from their members. They took years to recover.

The second type of club stayed connected. They acknowledged the reality but focused entirely on what they could do. They posted backyard drills on TikTok, sent training plans to parents, and kept their community engaged. As soon as restrictions lifted, they were on the front foot, miles ahead of the competition. Same environment, entirely different mindset.

The Circle of Control

In business and in sport, there is a circle of concern (things you care about but can’t change) and a much smaller circle of control (your own thoughts, behaviours, and operations).

If you have signed a 10-year lease on a substandard facility, that is your playing field. You aren’t going to change it tomorrow. So, how can you win given the rules you have?

·  Run a tight ship financially.

·  Pay your rent on time.

·  Communicate brilliantly with your members.

·  Streamline your governance.

Government likes to back a winner. If you spend your time spinning up the flywheels of good marketing, membership growth, and volunteer connection, you build a small business that clearly has its act together. When it comes time to advocate for better facilities, you aren’t just a complaining club—you are a highly successful, proactive community asset that councils will want to support.

Is your club stuck in a cycle of complaining? It’s time to take control of what you can. Contact CPR Group today to find out how our clubMENTOR program and strategic planning services can put your club on the front foot.

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