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Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre

Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre is a multi purpose in Nathan, Australia that opened in 1975. Its recorded capacity is 48,500.

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Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
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Key facts

Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre is a multi purpose in Nathan, Australia that opened in 1975. Its recorded capacity is 48,500. It is owned by Queensland Government and Stadiums Queensland. It is operated by Stadiums Queensland. The venue does not currently carry a sponsor name. It has been known by 4 names in total, including QEII Stadium, Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre, ANZ Stadium. Current tenants are Brisbane Broncos Queensland rugby league team Queensland season#Grand final 1997 Super League Grand Final), Queensland Maroons, 2001 World Masters Athletics Championships, 2000–01 Australian Athletics Championships, 2001–02 Australian Athletics Championships, 2002–03 Australian Athletics Championships, 2006–07 Australian Athletics Championships, 2007–08 Australian Athletics Championships, 2008–09 Australian Athletics Championships, 2014–15 Australian Athletics Championships.

Location
Nathan, Australia
Type
Multi purpose
Capacity
48,500
Opened
1975
Status
Active
Current owner
Queensland Government, Stadiums Queensland
Naming rights
No current sponsor name
Name changes
2
Location of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre

Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre is at latitude -27.558333, longitude 153.062222, in Nathan, Australia. The marker is drawn from the recorded coordinates. The building outline appears here once OpenStreetMap footprint geometry is available for this venue.

Data table for this chart
Recorded location of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
FieldValue
Latitude-27.558333
Longitude153.062222
CityNathan
RegionNathan
CountryAustralia
OpenStreetMap objectNot recorded
Footprint geometryNot yet exported by the pipeline

Naming rights

Naming history of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
197720022026Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre (1977 to 1993)ANZ Stadium (1993 to 2003)

Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre has carried 3 recorded names. QEII Stadium (no sponsor) ran Unknown. Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre (no sponsor) ran 1977 to 1993. ANZ Stadium (no sponsor) ran 1993 to 2003. The average tenure of a name here is 13 years.

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Every recorded name of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre, with sponsor, dates and source
NameSponsorPeriodDeal valueTermConfidenceSource
QEII StadiumNoneUnknownNot publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports CentreNone1977 to 1993Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
ANZ StadiumNone1993 to 2003Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource

Ownership and operation

Owners and operators of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre, past and present
RoleOrganizationPeriodStatusConfidenceSource
OwnerStadiums Queensland1975 to presentCurrentWikidata statementSource
OwnerQueensland GovernmentPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource
OperatorStadiums QueenslandPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource

Tenants

Tenants of Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre and the competitions they play in
TenantCompetitionsPeriodStatusSource
Brisbane Broncos Queensland rugby league team Queensland season#Grand final 1997 Super League Grand Final)Not mappedPresentCurrentSource
Queensland MaroonsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2001 World Masters Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2000–01 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2001–02 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2002–03 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2006–07 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2007–08 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2008–09 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource
2014–15 Australian Athletics ChampionshipsNot mapped1975 to presentCurrentSource

Recorded changes

19 changes to this venue have been recorded by the monthly pipeline runs.

Change log for Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
DateTableFieldFromToMonth
29 September 2026venue_names(created)not setANZ Stadium2026-09
29 September 2026venue_names(created)not setQueen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre2026-09
29 September 2026venue_names(created)not setQEII Stadium2026-09
29 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set425372026-09
29 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set425362026-09
29 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set425352026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379532026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379522026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379512026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379502026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379492026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379482026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379472026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379462026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379452026-09
28 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set379442026-09
28 September 2026venuescapacity49000485002026-09
28 September 2026venueswikipedia_revidnot set13722228152026-09
28 September 2026venueswikipedia_titleQueensland_Sport_and_Athletics_CentreQueensland Sport and Athletics Centre2026-09

Sources and licenses

Every ownership, naming and sponsorship row on this page carries the URL it was derived from. The site as a whole is built from these sources:

Row-level sources used for this venue:

Wikipedia article: Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (revision 1372222815). Wikidata item: Q3414046.

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