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Up to 50,000 fans will be able to attend AFL matches at the MCG during the first round of the 2021 season, and there’s hope that figure could be increased.

With Brisbane declared as the ‘preferred candidate city’ of the 2032 Olympics, potential venues have been revealed in the bid document, including a new 50,000-capacity stadium.

The IOC has designated Brisbane as the “preferred candidate city” to host the 2032 Summer Olympic Games, with the city’s mayor saying up to 90 per cent of the venues would be temporary or existing.

Now the world’s biggest cricket venue, Sardar Patel Stadium hosts India v England in its first game tonight, but how does it compare to the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground?

The redevelopment of the Derwent Entertainment Centre is on track to be completed for the Tasmania JackJumpers’ entry into the NBL at the start of the 2021/22 Season.

Bulldozers will move into the home of Queensland Rugby this week to begin demolition of the McLean Stand as the redevelopment of Ballymore gets underway.

The Gold Coast Titans have signed a long-term deal to continue playing their home games at Robina’s Cbus Super Stadium.

Devastating floods hit Brisbane in January 2011 and while one of the most iconic images was Suncorp Stadium under water, there were many other venues also affected.

Optus Stadium may have its commercial naming rights deal cancelled if the Liberal government wins next month’s Western Australian state election.

The stage 1 expansion of Sunshine Coast Stadium will be delayed after the federal government failed to commit $20 million to the project.

Concept photos have been released for the $44 million second stage of Adelaide’s Memorial Drive Tennis Centre redevelopment.

The Central Coast Council is considering options for the future of Central Coast Stadium, including ownership, naming-rights and an upgrade of its facilities.

A major upgrade has been proposed for Launceston’s UTAS Stadium, including upgrading the existing venue and construction of a new adjoining indoor arena.

Almost one year after the NSW Government said it was a priority to upgrade the WIN Entertainment Centre, work is yet to commence on the Wollongong venue.

The new 5,000-seat arena at Melbourne Park has reached a major milestone, as the final stage of the almost $1 billion redevelopment of the precinct draws to a close.