Melbourne Park News
2024 Australian Open breaks attendance records
The 2024 Australian Open was attended by more than one million spectators – the first time a tennis Grand Slam has exceeded the magic million milestone.
Full StoryAsahi extends partnership with Melbourne and Olympic Parks precinct
A major change to drinks within the Melbourne and Olympic Parks precinct is on the way, following an extension of the partnership with Japanese beverage giant Asahi.
Full StoryNew Melbourne Park show court unveiled as Kia Arena
The new 5,000-seat show court at Melbourne Park has officially been named Kia Arena ahead of the 2022 Australian Open.
Full Story10-year redevelopment of Melbourne Park complete
The almost $1 billion redevelopment of the Melbourne & Olympic Parks precinct is officially complete.
Full StoryFull crowds return for 2022 Australian Open as tickets go on sale
Full crowds will make their return to the Australian Open in 2022 at Melbourne Park, which will include the new 5,000-seat stadium court for the first time. Tickets are now on sale for the event.
Full StoryMelbourne Park redevelopment continues as new Show Court reaches milestone
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.
Full StoryAustralian Open tickets on sale Wednesday for reduced-capacity Melbourne Park
Tickets to the 2021 Australian Open go on sale to the public on Wednesday, as details are confirmed for the tournament which starts on February 8.
Full StoryLooking ahead to the 2021 Australian Open
While Covid has decimated the sports calendar around the world this year, it’s hoped crowds of up to 50% of capacity will be able to attend the 2021 Australian Open.
Full StoryFurther upgrades for Melbourne Park
On the eve of the 2014 Australian Open, the $338m second stage of the Melbourne Park redevelopment has been announced which includes the Rod Laver Arena refurbishment and a new 5,000-seat show court.
Full Story$363m Upgrade for Melbourne Park
Melbourne will become the first Grand Slam host in the world to boast three undercover courts under a major redevelopment of the Melbourne Tennis Centre.
Full StoryMelbourne Park set for major redevelopment
Melbourne's home of tennis is set for a redevelopment worth hundreds of millions of dollars, including a stadium revamp.
Full StoryMore seats planned for Rod Laver Arena
Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena could become the world's premier tennis venue, with a capacity exceeding New York's 23,000-seat Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Full StoryTennis venue to host swim titles
Australia's leading tennis venue is to be transformed into a swimming pool for the FINA world championships in 2007, organisers confirmed tonight.
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