The Qantas Wallabies have written a glorious chapter in Australian rugby history on the playing arena of ANZ Stadium. ANZ Stadium will host two Wallabies Tests per year until 2011, including Bledisloe Cup in 2009 & 2010

Season 2009 has ushered in an exciting new era for ANZ Stadium with the debut of the HSBC Waratahs in Super 14 Rugby.

The Socceroos featured in the official opening of the Stadium in 1999 and many prestigious football fixtures since. The Socceroos play Bahrain on Wednesday 10 June, 2009 at ANZ Stadium in what promises to be another blockbuster 2010 World Cup Asian Qualifier.

Go the Blues! ANZ Stadium has hosted some of the fiercest State of Origin clashes, and will be the Sydney venue for State of Origin until at least 2012 with either one or two matches a year on a rotating basis.

Cricket, Australia’s summer national sport, fits like a glove at Australia's Home ground. ANZ Stadium will host two limited overs one day interstate matches (Twenty20 and/or 50 overs) each season until 2009/10.

More than 1 million fans have watched the Sydney Swans play at ANZ Stadium. That number will only grow with the Swans bringing a minimum of three home games, and all home finals, to ANZ Stadium until at least 2016.

The Bulldogs and ANZ Stadium share a strong history. The renowned family club has been playing home games at ANZ Stadium since 1999 and made a long-term commitment to the venue in 2006. As a result, the club will play at least 10 home games a year, as well as all home finals, at ANZ Stadium until at least 2020.

The South Sydney Rabbitohs are the most successful professional team in the history of rugby league, not to mention the heart of the NRL. So it makes sense that the club plays at the home of rugby league – ANZ Stadium.

Parramatta Eels played in front of almost 105,000 fans to help open ANZ Stadium in 1999, defeating the Dragons in a fierce double header. The Eels will play their two best NRL home games at the stadium until 2012.