Sports Stadiums

The Manuka Oval is an iconic stadium in Canberra that is a testament to Australia’s love affair with cricket and Australian rules football. With its rich history, picturesque surroundings and backed by fervent sports-loving community, Manuka Oval has emerged as a premier destination for fans and sportsmen alike. Offering an unparalleled experience that blends tradition,…

Kayo Stadium is a multi-purpose rectangular stadium situated in Redcliffe, a northern Brisbane suburb. The stadium has a capacity of 10,000 and is owned by the Redcliffe Dolphins Rugby League Club, which joined the NRL in 2023. The venue has also been the long-time home of the QLD Cup. In addition to rugby league, the…

Located on the northern beaches in Sydney, the Brookvale Oval is one of New South Wales’s most iconic professional sports stadiums. Home to the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles rugby league team, this historic stadium has witnessed countless memorable moments and accommodated thousands of passionate fans over the years. Established over 110 years ago, the stadium is…

WIN Stadium is one of the most iconic sporting venues in New South Wales. Originally called Wollongong Showground, it has operated in the suburbs since 1911 and has served various purposes over the years. Today, it is much loved for its electrifying atmosphere and picturesque location, which sees it nestled between the stunning coastline and…

Acting as the sporting heartbeat of Auckland, Mount Smart Stadium is an iconic, professional rectangular sports venue in New Zealand. Whether it be pulsating elite or grassroots rugby matches, electrifying concerts or inclusive cultural gatherings that celebrate the diverse fabric of the nation, Mount Smart Stadium has witnessed countless epic moments and memorable events. Subsequently,…

The Netstrata Jubilee Stadium is one of the most popular professional sports grounds in New South Wales. Home to the St George Illawarra Dragons NRL team, it boasts a capacity of over 20,500 spectators and offers a range of amenities and facilities to enhance the fan experience. Established in 1936, this iconic stadium has undergone…

PointsBet Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that has been an integral part of the local community since it first opened in 1960. Located in the suburb of Woolooware in New South Wales, it is notable for being one of only three professional stadiums in Australia that are owned and operated by the team that plays…

Campbelltown Sports Stadium is a modern and well-equipped sporting facility that has been integral to the community since 1950. Located in the Sydney suburb of Leumeah, the stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 17,500. Over the years, it has hosted a wide range of sporting events, concerts, and other community events. Previously known as…

The Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville is one of the newest and most impressive sports stadiums in Australia, having only opened its doors in February 2020. Located in the heart of Townsville, the stadium predominantly hosts rugby league and union games. With a capacity of 25,000 seats and state-of-the-art facilities, it has quickly become…

Located in the heart of Robina on the Gold Coast, Cbus Super Stadium is one of the city’s most beloved and iconic venues. Since its opening in 2008, this state-of-the-art stadium has become a hub for major events, including NRL and football matches, concerts, and community events. Boasting a capacity of just under 27,700, it…

Anyone who has watched a match at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle will tell you how electric the atmosphere is when the Knights or Jets play there. A major hub of this lovely coastal city of Newcastle, the modern venue has been known by various names over the years. But one thing that has not…

Sports play a significant role in Australia’s culture, and its stadiums are a huge contributing factor. They host everything from international events and local teams, helping to shape the country’s overall sporting identity. This article is part of a series that is exploring sports stadiums in Australia. In it, we will focus on BlueBet Stadium…

An Introduction to Blundstone Arena Formerly known as the Bellerive Oval, the Blundstone Arena is the premier sports venue in Tasmania. Enjoying a stunning waterfront location, very good amenities, and a relaxed atmosphere it is a lovely venue to watch cricket or AFL. At well over 100 years old, the venue has a rich history…

CommBank Stadium is one of Australia’s newest sports grounds. Built on the site of a former racecourse that was established in 1847, the venue is very much home to rectangular field sports now. Enjoying an easy to get to location and excellent facilities, this wonderful, contemporary sports stadium is a magnificent place to watch sports,…

While it may perennially live in the shadow of the MCG, there is no denying that Marvel Stadium is a world-class facility that would have top billing in most other cities in the world. Boasting a central location in Melbourne that makes it easy to get to and its state-of-the-art facilities, it is an exceptional…

Although the MCG and Marvel Stadium might be bigger, AAMI Stadium in Melbourne is by no means a baby sibling. Blessed with a convenient location to get to and fantastic facilities, this fabulous venue is one of the best places to watch live sports in Australia. Not least because you get uninterrupted views from every…

GIO Canberra Stadium might not be the biggest sporting venue in Australia, but it is one that has a rich and varied history. From athletics, baseball and soccer to rugby union, rugby league and international rules, many different types of sports have been played here. Showcasing the talents of some of the world’s most iconic…

Although it is fair to say the Leichhardt Oval needs a bit of a makeover, it is still a much-loved venue to watch sports. For almost 90 years it has been a heartland for rugby league. Famously hosting the ‘greatest ever NRL grand final’ in 1989 when the Balmain Tigers came from behind to beat…

Although it only opened in 2022, the Sydney football stadium has quickly assumed the status of being one of Australia’s most impressive sports venues. The official home of three major sporting codes, it is also a concert venue that has attracted some of the biggest names in the music business. If you live in Sydney…

Officially opened in 2018, Optus Stadium is one of the newest stadiums in Australia. It is also one of the most impressive, especially under lights, at night, when it is at full capacity and the crowd is a swirl of colour and noise. Indeed, the stadium is so impressive, it was awarded the title of…

Suncorp Stadium, located in the heart of Brisbane, is one of Australia’s premier sports and entertainment venues. Renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities, world-class events, and unbeatable atmosphere, the stadium is a must-visit destination for sports fans and concert-goers alike. Over the years the venue has witnessed some truly inspirational and magical moments. Who could forget…

It has had a few names over the years, but one thing that has remained the same about the Heritage Bank Stadium is that it is an excellent venue to watch live entertainment. Whether that be sports or music, spectators on the ground have witnessed some magic moments over the years. Who can forget the…

The Adelaide Oval is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful sports grounds in Australia. Especially when it is illuminated by the brilliant hues of the setting sun. Originally opened in 1871, the ground has witnessed some truly magnificent and historic sporting moments over the years. Nobody who was there will forget the sickening…

The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is a historic and iconic sports stadium located in the heart of Melbourne. Affectionately known as the ‘G’, it is one of the world’s greatest sporting arenas and has played host to countless memorable moments. Who could forget the roar of the crowd when Shane Warne claimed his 700th wicket…

The Sydney Cricket Ground is not only one of Australia’s most iconic sports venues, but it is also a significant piece of the country’s sporting history. Affectionately known as the SCG, this wonderful stadium has seen some spine-tingling, adrenaline-pumping, hair-standing-up-on-the-back-of-your-neck moments over the years. Remember Steve Waugh’s cut shot for four that brought up his…

Over the years Accor Stadium has witnessed some of Australia’s most iconic sporting moments. Who could forget Cathy Freeman’s country-uniting sprint to win the gold medal in the women’s 400 metres at the Sydney Olympics in 2000? Or John Aloisi’s euphoric shirt twirling above his bare torso, as his successful penalty shoot-out kick sent Australia…