Weekly update: Latest NPL partnership announcements

Read here for this week’s updated list of the recently announced NPL partnerships across all regions in Australia.

NPL VIC

Dandenong Thunder 

Royal Stacks – Melbourne’s top beef burger restaurant, with multiple locations across the city. It is known for using premium ingredients to create bold flavours in every bite.

 

NPL NSW

UNSW FC

Pitch Ready – With over 30 years of experience in professional sport, Pitch Ready will help UNSW players to physically prepare and recover, ensuring they can play at the highest level.

Blacktown City

SETS AV – An events production company offering a unique set of services including audio visual production, streaming, installations and more for corporate events, charities and the community.

NPL SA

West Adelaide SC

Marcellina – Adelaide’s oldest pizzeria, Marcellina is a true culinary institution in the local area. Since 1967, it has offered delicious Italian cuisine to customers.

Playford Patriots FC

Enhanced Plumbing and Gas – A plumbing and gas services company that provides installation, maintenance, and repair solutions for residential and commercial customers across South Australia.

NPL QLD

Wynnum Wolves

Poolwerx Wynnum-Manly – Australia’s leading pool service brand, providing residential and commercial services, as well as pool products and DIY advice.

Olympic FC

Wellers Hill State School – Built on the motto ‘strive to succeed’, the school is committed to helping students reach their full potential both personally and academically.

Dermatology Clinics – A Queensland medical practice providing specialist dermatology services including skin cancer checks, diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions, and cosmetic dermatology procedures.

NPL WA

Dianella White Eagles

Vert Capital – A corporate advisory and investment firm based in Perth which helps clients through financial advice, capital raising support and strategic investment solutions.

Yugo Metals Ltd – An ASX-listed mineral exploration company committed to advancing exploration projects in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

ENC Group – For over 40 years, ENC Group has provided services in project and contract management, engineering design, procurement, renewable energy and much more.

AiGentic Group – An Australian-based media and tech company revealing ASX news and talking points through two brands: Discovery Alert and StockWire X.

NEM Electrical – A trusted electrical services provider in Perth, helping clients across residential, commercial and construction projects.

Annex Risk Advisory – Trade insurance specialists providing tailored advice to local businesses. They value knowledge, experience, integrity and dedication to their client’s needs.

Western Knights 

Federal Hotel – A charming hotel in Fremantle city, providing accomodation in addition to entertainment, function spaces and high quality culinary creations.

South Beach Hotel – Open 7 days a week, South Beach Hotel helps customers unwind in a seaside environment with a welcoming atmosphere.

8 Knots Tavern – Located along the Swan River in Freo, the 8 Knots Tavern is the perfect place to relax in a peaceful setting with great food and drinks on offer.

Bicton Tavern – Bicton’s go-to place for a friendly and local feeling, accompanied by refreshing drinks and the chance to watch live sport.

CrozAsia – One of Australia’s leading fresh produce exporting companies. Established in 1980, CrozAsia offer exceptional customer service and trade expertise.

Olympic Kingsway SC 

Civil Safety RTO – One of Australia’s best safety and training providers, offering clients the chance to complete training courses, qualifications, high-risk tickets and more.

Armadale SC

Complete Approvals WA – A Western Australia consultancy that assists builders and property owners with building approvals, permits, and compliance documentation for residential and commercial developments.

Stirling Macedonia

iTechworld – An Australian company that makes lithium batteries, solar products, and portable power systems for camping, caravans, and off-grid energy use.

 

NPL Northern NSW

Kahibah FC

Lake Macquarie Private Hospital (U18 sponsor) – A 187-bed acute medical and advanced surgical facility committed to providing world class care and treatment to its patients.

NPL TAS

South Hobart FC

ABC Healthcare Services – A Tasmanian-owned cleaning and hygiene company based in Moonah that provides commercial and residential cleaning services across the region.

NPL Northern Territory

Casuarina FC

NT EX Solutions – Specialising in electrical and hazardous area services in the Northern Territory, NT EX Solutions provide high quality service in repairs, maintenance and installation.

Fannie Bay Cool Spot – A popular cafe-restaurant located in Darwin, servicing breakfast, lunch and dinner 7-days a week since 1998.

Tropic Cleaning Services – A locally-owned business in NT which offers commercial and industrial cleaning across Darwin and Greater Darwin.

Saunders Conveyancing NT – Led by Beth Saunders, the team at Saunders Conveyancing provides professional and personalised services for property purchases, sales and more.

ATF Services – A leader in temporary fencing, crowd control barriers and other safety solutions for construction sites, events and projects across Australia.

CTM Refrigeration – A mechanical services company specialising in the design, installation, servicing, and maintenance of commercial and industrial refrigeration and air-conditioning systems across the Northern Territory.

Azzurri United

Elite Physio – Located in Darwin’s CBD, Elite Physio are leaders in diagnosing and treating sports injuries, work injuries and post-op rehab.

All Hours Group – A quality plumbing and irrigation services privider located in Darwin with over 40 years of history and experience.

KF Group – A locally owned and operated construction company specialising in all multi-trade solutions.

Politis Roofing – Trusted roofing experts in Darwin, the team at Politis have been serving the region for over 30 years with quality roofing and cladding solutions.

Precision Group NT – A construction and maintenance company providing building works, decontamination and remediation, and grounds maintenance services to government, commercial, and residential clients across the Northern Territory.

Diamond Barbers NT – A Northern Territory barbershop offering professional men’s haircuts, beard trims, and grooming services in a modern, customer-focused environment.

Garuda FC

The Big Mower – Outdoor power equipment retailer which sells, services, and repairs products such as lawn mowers, chainsaws, and more for residential and commercial use.

HB Blocks & Pavers – A Darwin-based manufacturer and supplier of concrete blocks, pavers, and construction materials used in residential, commercial, and industrial building projects across the Northern Territory.

Dukes Cafe & Eatery – A Darwin café and community hub that services a range of food and drink options, as well as promoting local produce, cultural events, and employment opportunities.

GCPNT Plumbing Services – A Northern Territory plumbing company that provides installation, maintenance, and repair services for residential and commercial plumbing systems.

Soul Origin – An Australian café franchise chain that specialises in fresh salads, sandwiches, and barista-made coffee through a network of franchised stores nationwide.

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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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