Queensland Rugby Union Secures Key Partnerships for 2025 Season

Queensland Rugby Union has announced the renewal of its major partnership with TFH, marking the third extension since the partnership began in July 2020. TFH’s commitment highlights the strong relationship between the temporary fence hire company and the QRU, with the TFH logo continuing its presence on the playing jerseys of the Queensland Reds Super Rugby Pacific (SRP), Super Rugby Women’s (SRW), and junior teams.

TFH’s partnership includes an emphasis on community engagement, underscored by a visit from TFH Racing ambassador and 2024 Bathurst 1000 winner Todd Hazlewood, who shared his sporting journey with the Reds SRP squad. Queensland Rugby Union CEO David Hanham praised TFH’s continued support: “We are committed to working with outstanding organisations and giving them the best possible partnership experience, and TFH’s willingness to extend is not only great recognition of a partnership that is highly valued by both parties, but also shows their desire to continue to support Rugby in Queensland at all levels through their investment. We’re extremely grateful.”

In addition to TFH, key partners such as Ringers Western have reaffirmed their commitment to the Queensland Rugby Union. The Australian clothing brand, known for its quality and nationwide visibility, will continue to supply formal and corporate uniforms for the Queensland Reds. This marks the fourth consecutive year of collaboration, with Ringers Western also maintaining its member-exclusive discounts, further enhancing the value offered to the Reds’ loyal supporters.

Similarly, La Banderita and Dritimes extended their agreements, maintaining their roles as official suppliers of tortillas and towels, respectively. Both brands emphasised the shared values and success of their partnerships with the QRU.