TFF 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.

At the AFL, we work across the country and at every level of the game, from grassroots to elite, helping shape the future of Australia’s game. Our teams grow and strengthen the game, create moments that bring fans and communities closer to it, and build what comes next for our people, our industry and the generations that follow. Whether we are supporting clubs and competitions, developing coaches and umpires, delivering major events, growing participation or helping bring Marvel Stadium to life, we are united by a shared purpose to progress the game so more people can love it and connect with it. We are values-led, ambitious and team-first, and we back our people to make a real impact.

Football Australia is the governing body of football in Australia and is a member of Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the international governing body for football. Football Australia is a member-based organisation where membership is loosely based on Australia’s federated system of government and is comprised New South Wales, Northern New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania and Northern Territory.