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The South Australian Government will invest $80 million for a new multi-sport indoor facility at Mile End, to replace the ageing Netball SA Stadium.

The Barossa Valley is set to play a role in the 2025 AFL Gather Round, with a $40 million upgrade of the Lyndoch Recreation Park to deliver AFL-standard facilities to host matches.

The $225 million redevelopment of Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium has officially opened, featuring new plazas and a range of restaurants and bars.

The proposed new stadium at Victoria Park to serve as the main venue for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics has been ruled out, despite it being recommended as the preferred solution.

The rebuild of the Gabba appears dead, with Queensland Premier Steven Miles instead declaring the state will redevelop QSAC as the main stadium for the 2032 Olympics.

The Victorian Government has announced a significant investment in Gippsland’s sporting infrastructure, as part of its $2 billion Regional Sports Infrastructure Program.

The completed Independent Review of Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games venue infrastructure has been submitted to the Queensland Government. See every finding.

The AFL has recorded its biggest attendance for a single round, with 413,405 spectators attending matches across round one on the weekend.

GMHBA Stadium is gearing up to host its first AFL game on Saturday as a 40,000-capacity venue, following the completion of the new Joel Selwood Stand.

The MCG has undergone a major security upgrade ahead of the AFL season, with footy fans required to walk through AI-powered scanners when entering the stadium.

Carrara Stadium on the Gold Coast has been rebranded as People First Stadium, a little more than 12 months after it became Heritage Bank Stadium.

Ahead of the 2024 AFL season, Engie Stadium has been unveiled as the new name of the Sydney Showground, previously known as Giants Stadium.

A roof over Accor Stadium is back on the agenda, following the NRL’s Vegas season-opener, with new renders showing how the stadium would look.

The NRL Grand Final will once again be held at Sydney’s Accor Stadium in 2024, on Sunday, 6 October.

The Queensland’s Premier has pledged $10 million towards a 12,000-capacity stadium at the North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct.