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AAMI Park was the place to be for rugby fans in April, with the venue playing host to the inaugural Super Round.

Melbourne & Olympic Parks will resume its place as Australia's heart of sports and entertainment this summer, with a host of world-class events set to light up the precinct.  

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium has been confirmed as the host of six matches for the ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand in 2023.

AAMI Park is set to keep its name after insurance group AAMI renewed its naming rights sponsorship for a further five years.

AAMI Park is set to host a three-day rugby spectacular as part of the revamped Trans-Tasman Super Rugby Pacific competition in February 2022.

Capacity crowds totalling almost 20,000 fans revelled in championship-winning glory across the Melbourne & Olympic Parks (M&OP) precinct over the weekend, with Melbourne United and Melbourne City triumphant in their respective Grand Finals.

Ahead of AAMI Park’s 10th anniversary celebrations, we were lucky enough to sit down for a chat (video, of course!) with COX Architecture’s Patrick Ness and Jonathan Gardiner, who are partners at the firm behind AAMI Park’s design. 

Australian-based, internationally renowned sculpture artists Gillie and Marc are set to immortalise Melbourne Storm legends Cameron Smith and Billy Slater in statue, thanks to the Victorian Government.

AAMI Park has been voted by sports fans as Australia’s Best Mid-Sized Stadium in the inaugural Austadiums Awards, a superb result for our world-class rectangular stadium