Togoba Kofi partners with Redcliffe Dolphins for our trip to PNG

From the coffee farms of Papua New Guinea’s Western Highlands to one of Queensland’s most storied rugby league clubs, the Redcliffe Dolphins are thrilled to welcome Togoba Kofi as a partner for the remainder of the 2026 Season. This partnership brings together two organisations with deep roots in their communities united by resilience, hard work and a shared passion for quality in everything that they do. This partnership also reflects the connection between Papua New Guinea and the Redcliffe Dolphins – a club whose history has been enriched by the contribution of Papua New Guinean players like Lauta Atoi, Tom O’Reilly, Duncan Naawi, Wayne Bond, Joe Bond & Thompson Teteh.

Togoba Kofi is a Papua New Guinea-owned premium coffee company sourcing exceptional Arabica beans from the country’s renowned Highlands coffee-growing regions. Working directly with local growers, the company is committed to quality, sustainability and showcasing Papua New Guinea’s world-class coffee to domestic and international markets.

Redcliffe Dolphins CEO Tommy Butterfield (From Alotau, Milne Bay) believes this is a first-of-its-kind partnership, bringing together a premium Papua New Guinea coffee producer with one of Queensland’s most iconic rugby league clubs. “We hope it opens the door for even stronger sporting and business relationships between Papua New Guinea, the Redcliffe Dolphins and the Hostplus Cup.”

“We are looking forward to travelling to Papua New Guinea this weekend to take on the PNG Hunters with the support of Togoba Kofi. It’s a fitting way to begin this partnership, playing in front of some of the game’s most passionate supporters in a country where rugby league is a part of everyday life. I know this trip will be particularly meaningful for Steve Numambo and Will Boland, who both have Papua New Guinean heritage and are looking forward to returning home. It’s a wonderful opportunity for them to reconnect with family, friends and the wider rugby league community while representing the Redcliffe Dolphins.”