List of Australian rugby league stadiums
This is a list of Australian rugby league stadiums by capacity.
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National Rugby League Stadiums
Representative football
The following are home venues of State of Origin matches. Various venues have hosted Origin matches as one off events, including recently at Etihad Stadium and the MCG in 2015.
| NRL representative venues | ||||||
| Stadium | Image | City | State | Capacity | Tenants | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANZ Stadium |  |
Sydney Olympic Park |  New South Wales |
84,000 |  New South Wales Blues |
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| Suncorp Stadium |  |
Milton, Brisbane |  Queensland |
52,500 |  Queensland Maroons |
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NRL club venues
This list includes all regular home grounds of National Rugby League clubs. Some of these venues have also hosted the Australian national rugby league team.
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Occasional Stadiums
These venues are not the permanent home venues of NRL clubs, but intermittently host club NRL matches.
| Occasional venues | ||||||
| Stadium | Tenants | |||||
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Proposed redevelopments and new NRL Stadiums
Following is a list of current proposals for redevelopment or replacement of current NRL venues.
| Proposed redevelopments and new venues | ||||||
| Stadium | City | State | Capacity | Potential Tenants | Completion | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blacktown Stadium | Blacktown | New South Wales |
45,000 (approx.) new |  Penrith Panthers Parramatta Eels |
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| Liverpool Stadium | Liverpool | New South Wales |
45,000 (approx.) new |  Wests Tigers Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs |
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| New Townsville Stadium | Townsville | Queensland |
30,000 (approx.) new | File:North Queensland colours.svg North Queensland Cowboys | ||
| New Canberra Stadium | Canberra |  Australian Capital Territory |
30,000 (approx.) new |  Canberra Raiders |
Before 2020[1] | |
| nib Stadium | Perth |  Western Australia |
25,000 (stage 2 redevelopment) |  West Coast Pirates (proposed club) |
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| Hindmarsh Stadium | Adelaide |  South Australia |
25,000 (redevelopment)[2] | N/A | ||
Former NRL Stadiums
These venues have irregularly or previously hosted National Rugby League or higher standard rugby league matches.
| Former NRL club venues | ||||||
| Stadium | City | State | Capacity | Period in use | Previous Tenants | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANZ Stadium | Brisbane | Queensland |
49,000 | 1998-03 |  Brisbane Broncos |
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| Adelaide Oval ≠ | Adelaide | South Australia |
33,597 | 1998 2010-11 |
 Adelaide Rams † Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs |
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| Belmore Sports Ground | Belmore, Sydney | New South Wales |
25,000 | 1998 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs |
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| WACA Ground | Perth | Western Australia |
24,500 | 1997-98 | File:Western Reds colours.svg Western Reds † | |
| North Sydney Oval | North Sydney, Sydney | New South Wales |
23,000 | 1998-99 |  North Sydney Bears † |
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| Sydney Showground ≠ | Homebush, Sydney | New South Wales |
21,500 | 2001-05 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs |
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| Olympic Park Stadium ‡ | Melbourne |  Victoria |
18,500 | 1998-00, 2002–09 |  Melbourne Storm |
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| Carrara Stadium ≠ | Carrara, Gold Coast | Queensland |
18,000 | 2007 |  Gold Coast Titans |
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| Hindmarsh Stadium ≠ | Hindmarsh, Adelaide | South Australia |
16,500 | 1998 2006 2009 |
Adelaide Rams † Penrith Panthers Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks |
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† Club no longer exists in NRL
‡ Venue no longer exists
≠ Venue has since undergone renovation or complete re-build
New South Wales Cup Stadiums
12 teams contest the 2015 NSW Cup. In addition to those listed below which are based in NSW, the Auckland, New Zealand based New Zealand Warriors feeder team also compete in the competition.
Queensland Cup Stadiums
See also
- List of Australian Football League grounds
- List of Australian cricket grounds
- List of ice rinks in Australia
- List of indoor arenas in Australia
- List of National Basketball League (Australia) venues
- List of Australian rugby union stadiums
- List of soccer stadiums in Australia
- List of Oceanian stadiums by capacity
