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MEDIA RELEASE 21 February 2014 Navitas to sponsor the Western Force Super Rugby team In a first for the leading global education provider, Navitas has today announced that it has signed a sponsorship deal with the Western Force, the Perth based Super Rugby franchise. Navitas will be a back-of-jersey sponsor for the 2014 season as well as the primary sponsor of the number two jersey as part of a ground breaking move for the Western Force in 2014. “We were initially approached to sponsor an individual jersey number for the season with the Western Force, as part of an innovative solution following the completion of the partnership between the club and its longstanding major sponsor,” said Rod Jones, CEO of Navitas. “The concept of sponsoring just a single jersey was quite appealing for a company like Navitas which has never really sponsored sports teams before. It gave us an opportunity as a leading WA based company to help out a leading WA sports team with international profile without committing to multi-year contracts.” However discussions with Western Force led to a larger sponsorship package with Navitas now a back-of-jersey sponsor for the full Western Force playing squad. “We realised the benefits of providing a bit more support would be worthwhile and were pleased to commit to a higher level package for 2014. We are hopeful that with a greater level of local support the Western Force can represent Western Australia with even higher distinction in season 2014,” said Mr Jones. RugbyWA CEO Mark Sinderberry said he was pleased to partner with another strong Western Australian institution. “Our partnership with Navitas reaffirms our desire to continue to align ourselves with leading Western Australian businesses,” he said. “We have a strong focus on being an active member of the Western Australian community, and we’re delighted to share this objective with an organisation like Navitas.” ------ENDS------ For further information contact: James Fuller Group Manager Public and Investor Relations Navitas Limited Tel: +61 (8) 9314 9617 Mob: +61 488 093 763 About Navitas Navitas is a leading global education provider that offers an extensive range of educational services through three major Divisions to students and professionals including university programs, creative media education, professional education, English language training and settlement services. Navitas is a S&P/ASX100 company. Further details about Navitas are available at www.navitas.com .

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Japan's Sunwolves Exit Super Rugby As Australia Bid Fails

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2020 Super Rugby Fixtures

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Future of Rugby Union in Australia

Future of rugby union in Australia Submission to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee Submitted by: Dr David Masters 20 September, 2017 I present this submission as a passionate supporter of both rugby and of the recognition of the State of Western Australia as a partner within the Commonwealth of Australia. I am a foundation member of the Western Force and prepared background material for the Western Force during the development of the “Own the Force” initiative. At this time, I was also a member of a small group advising Force CEO Mark Sinderberry on ownership options. 1 Submission summary The basis to this submission is that the by closing the Western Force rugby team the ARU have: • Not acted in the best interests of Australian rugby; • Used a flawed analysis in their assessment of the need to reduce teams; • Been dishonest in attributing the reasons for their financial losses and; • Been disingenuous in their dealing with Western Force supporters, the media and the Australian public. These will be covered, where appropriate within the specified terms of reference. Key conclusions are substantiated within the main document and are summarised as follows: 1. There is no evidence that increasing the number of Australian Super Rugby teams from 3 to 4 and then to 5 has been the cause of Australia’s recent poor performance in Super Rugby. There is evidence that this decline is associated with the ARU decision to allow and even encourage Australian rugby players to join foreign teams. Continued loss of players to Europe with mean rugby will follow Australian hockey.
Superrugby Fixtures 2020

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Ready Suspended for Three Weeks

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Media Statement Date: 15 November 2018

MEDIA STATEMENT DATE: 15 NOVEMBER 2018 FORREST REVEALS RAPID FUTURE FOR SPORT IN ASIA A revolutionary sports and entertainment concept is set to sweep the Asia Pacific region with Andrew Forrest’s new-look elite-rugby competition receiving a critical tick of approval. The World Rugby Council conditionally sanctioned a bold new sporting brand, Global Rapid Rugby, overnight. The 2019 season would kick-off in late February with teams competing for an AUD$1 million first prize. Once official approval is granted by all participating playing unions, a new era in sports and entertainment will begin. Rapid Rugby details that can now be unveiled include… • Eight teams across the Asia Pacific • 14 rounds, 56 games plus four finals • Up to 20 of the world’s best players as competition marquees • A fast-paced, 70-minute total game time • New and revised laws to increase ball in play time towards 55% • A dynamic, viewer-friendly 90-minute total broadcast product • Exciting stadium entertainment at every game, everywhere Global Rapid Rugby founder Andrew Forrest AO described the World Rugby Council decision as an historic moment for the sport, all sports fans and the Asia Pacific. “It has not been a simple road,” he said while commending World Rugby for supporting his vision in a Social Media video announcing the proposed look and feel of Rapid Rugby in 2019. “I’d like to thank everyone that has been bold and brave enough to support this brand-new competition. Like all sports, rugby needs to evolve. The modern sports public is spoilt for choice and demands easily digestible, fast-paced action.” The potential for rugby to flourish in Asia and for the sport to benefit local communities is central to Rapid Rugby’s mission, according to Forrest.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2017 SPORTS Spanish winger Navas Greenland denies Eritrean Neymar in Dubai, but returns to Sevilla coach firing was racism where next is a mystery MADRID: Spanish international winger Jesus Navas returned to Sevilla yester- STOCKHOLM: The Football Federation of Greenland (GBU) has PARIS: Brazil’s Neymar triggered a guessing game on his return from China day, the La Liga club announced on their website. Navas had been a free agent denied firing its national coach of Eritrean origin because of racism, yesterday, posting a video on social media apparently from Dubai but leav- since being released by Manchester City at the end of last season. “Sevilla FC according to local media. GBU President John Thorsen told the daily ing his final destination-Paris or Barcelona-a mystery. As speculation have reached an agreement with Jesus Navas, with the player signing a deal Greenlandic newspaper Sermitsiaq late on Monday that Tekle mounts of an imminent record-busting transfer from Barcelona to Paris yesterday keeping him at the club for the next four seasons,” Ghebrelul was fired because a majority of the board ruled that he Saint-Germain, Neymar’s video appeared to be from the first class lounge at Sevilla said in a statement. The 31-year-old moves back to did not conduct an “exemplary sporting performance”, in line with Dubai airport. The 25-year-old forward, who was in Shanghai Spain after four seasons with City, during which he won the the federation’s guidelines. But Ghebrelul, who served as coach for on Monday fulfilling a sponsor’s engagement, also posted a 2013/14 Premier League title and two English League Cups.
Approved Events for Sports Wagering (Last Updated September 23, 2021)1

INDIANA GAMING COMMISSION Greg Small Executive Director EAST TOWER, SUITE 1600 101 W. WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE (317) 233-0046 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46204-3408 FAX (317) 233-0047 www.in.gov/igc Approved Events for Sports Wagering (last updated September 23, 2021)1 1. Aussie Rules Football A. AFL 2. Auto Racing A. Constructors’ Championships B. Formula One C. IndyCar D. MOTO GP E. NASCAR (including Monster Energy Series, Xfinity Series Truck Series) 3. Baseball A. The KBO League B. Minor League Baseball – Triple A C. MLB and MLB Draft D. Nippon Professional Baseball E. NCAA – Division 1 4. Basketball A. Big3 League B. Euro League and Euro Cup C. FIBA Champions League and Qualifiers D. International Basketball Federation (country v. country qualifiers/games/tournaments) E. NBA, NBA Draft, NBA Lottery F. NCAA - Division 1 G. The Basketball Tournament: TBT H. WNBA and WNBA Draft I. First Tier FIBA Leagues (Men/Women) from the following countries: Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany (including cups), Israel, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Spain (including cups) and Turkey 5. Bowling A. Pro Bowling Tour 6. Boxing A. Association of Boxing Commissions and Combative Sports B. British Boxing Board of Control C. International Boxing Federation D. August 29, 2021 - Jake Paul v. Tyron Woodley Match, as well as all professional bouts on the undercard E. World Boxing Association F. World Boxing Council G. World Boxing Organization 7. Bull Riding A. Professional Bull Riding, Inc. 1 Added Section 9(D). 8. Competitions A. Nathan’s Famous Hotdog Eating Contest 9. Cricket A. International Cricket Council B. Men’s and Women’s World Cup C.
Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Gaming Enforcement Approved Leagues/Events for Sports Wagering

Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Gaming Enforcement Approved Leagues/Events for Sports Wagering Last Updated: May 6, 2020 Summary Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:69N-1.11, the Division has prepared this document for informational purposes only to answer frequently asked questions about how new events and bets are reviewed as well as to provide a list of currently approved leagues and events. Procedure for Approval of New Events/Wagers N.J.A.C. 13:69N-1.11: A sports pool operator shall not accept any wager on a sports event unless it has provided written notification to the Division of Gaming Enforcement of the first time that wagering on a category of wagering event (for example, wagering on a particular type of professional sport) or type of wager (for example, an in-play wager or exchange wager) is offered to the public. The Division reserves the right to prohibit the acceptance of wagers, and may order the cancellation of wagers and require refunds on any event for which wagering would be contrary to the public policies of the State. To give the Division sufficient time to review a submission, sports pool operators should email [email protected] at least 72 hours prior to offering the new event or wager to the public. Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:69N-1.11(a), this notice must include (1) the name of the sport’s governing body in charge of administering the event or wager and (2) a description of the policies and procedures regarding the event or wager’s integrity.