AAMI Park News
AAMI Park deploys facial recognition technology ahead of A-League season
Melbourne’s AAMI Park is implementing new facial recognition technology as part of its security monitoring and surveillance system at the venue.
Full StoryAAMI Park upgrades complete ahead of World Cup
A suite of upgrades have been completed at Melbourne’s AAMI Park ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Full StoryAAMI Park unveils new curved videoboards
AAMI Park has unveiled two new curved video screens as its $25m upgrade nears completion ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Full StoryAsahi extends partnership with Melbourne and Olympic Parks precinct
A major change to drinks within the Melbourne and Olympic Parks precinct is on the way, following an extension of the partnership with Japanese beverage giant Asahi.
Full StoryAAMI Park upgrades underway
Upgrade works have commenced at AAMI Park ahead of the Women’s World Cup, including the installation of new video screens.
Full StoryUpgrade for AAMI Park ahead of Women’s World Cup
Melbourne’s AAMI Park will receive more than $25 million in upgrades ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Full StoryAAMI Park naming rights extended for further five years
Insurance group AAMI has extended its naming rights of Melbourne Rectangular Stadium for a further five years, as the venue welcomed back fans for the first time in four months.
Full StoryAAMI Park wins award in Doha
Cox Architecture is delighted to acknowledge the success of AAMI Park Stadium, Melbourne in receiving the "World's Most Iconic and Culturally Significant Stadium" Award at the Stadium World Congress 2012 in Doha.
Full StoryAAMI Park lights up Melbourne skyline
Premier John Brumby today officially switched on the spectacular coloured LED lighting on the roof of AAMI Park, which he said would be a permanent feature of Melbourne's night skyline.
Full StoryAAMI Park opens its doors
Melbourne's impressive new $267m rectangular stadium, AAMI Park, opened its doors on Friday as it played host to the Rugby League Test between Australia and New Zealand.
Full StoryAAMI Park almost set for action
After four years of planning and construction, the final touches are being made to Melbourne's new rectangular stadium at Olympic Park.
Full StoryMelbourne Rectangular Stadium to be called AAMI Park
Melbourne's new $270 million "bubble" stadium will be christened AAMI Park in an eight-year naming rights deal with the insurance company.
Full StoryFestival to christen Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Melbourne is likely to enjoy a week-long festival of football to open the new rectangular stadium, with games of top-class rugby league and union, as well as a soccer showpiece, being planned to launch the striking 31,000-seat-capacity venue.
Full StoryAnzac test to launch Melbourne's new rectangular stadium
The Anzac Test between the Kangaroos and New Zealand in May will kick off Melbourne's new rectangular stadium at Olympic Park on the 7th of May 2010.
Full StoryStadium of light
Melbourne's new state-of-the-art rectangular stadium will light up the city's skyline.
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