Arpastart Competitors

Tennis is part of our national sporting and cultural heritage. The sport contributes strongly to the cohesiveness of our community, providing a safe and healthy sport and social environment for Australians of all ages and abilities. Since our beginnings in 1904, Tennis Australia has developed into a significant sports and entertainment business. Our responsibilities include marketing tennis as a sport and a brand, staging international events including the Australian Open and a number of other events including: - United Cup - Adelaide International - Hobart International - Davis Cup - Fed Cup - Australian Pro Tour Tennis is our passion and we are committed to growing the tennis community, developing future tennis stars and honouring the sport’s heritage. Here at Tennis Australia we believe that playing makes life better and so it's our mission to create a playful world through tennis for everyone. Want to learn more? For more information about us and to keep up to date with daily news and events follow us on LinkedIn or visit www.tennis.com.au.

National governing body for netball in Australia. Vision That every Australian values their connection with the Game. Mission Commercially driven, stakeholder focused and recognised as a world class sporting organisation. Values Our Values and Behaviours Respect – We are honest, care for, acknowledge and are empathetic with each other. Excellence – We set clear benchmarks, enabling us to be outcome focused through an innovative, people centered approach to our work. Agility – We work in an adaptive environment, and encourage each other to continuously learn, make brave decisions while remaining risk aware. Team – We work collaboratively, support one another, ensuring we have aligned and clear goals we achieve together. Our Values are supported by: Clear and Open Communication; Empowerment of NA Staff; Productive Partnerships; Clear and Consistent Operating Systems; and A Clarity of Purpose and Integrated Planning.

Rugby Australia was formed in 1949 to give the game a national governing body which represents all levels of Rugby in Australia and across all eight member union states and territories. The inaugural meeting of the Australian Rugby Football Union was held on November 25, 1949 with 11 delegates from New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. It is a member of World Rugby and was established as a company in 1985.