The Socceroos will host Indonesia at Allianz Stadium on Thursday, 20 March 2025 (kick-off 8:00pm AEDT) as part of their Round Three AFC Asian Qualifiers™ – Road To 26 Qualification campaign. 
 
The matchup on home soil against Indonesia represents an important clash in the Socceroos’ campaign, as they continue their journey towards the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and the prospect of a sixth consecutive appearance at international football’s showpiece event in Canada, Mexico and the United States. 
 
This will be the Socceroos’ first match at Allianz Stadium in nearly a decade, with their last appearance at the venue a FIFA World Cup 2018™ Qualifier against the United Arab Emirates in March 2017. 
 
The Socceroos were last in Sydney – thanks to the continued support of the New South Wales Government – in March 2024, running out 2-0 winners over Lebanon at Western Sydney Stadium in a Round Two Qualifier. 
 
Football Australia CEO, James Johnson, expressed his excitement about the Socceroos return to Allianz Stadium. 
 
"Sydney has played host to some of the most iconic moments in the history of our men’s national team, and we are thrilled to bring the Subway Socceroos back to this incredible city," Johnson said. 
 
"The support for the team across New South Wales has always been phenomenal, and with so much at stake in 2025, we’re confident fans will create an electric atmosphere at Allianz Stadium once again. 
 
"This state-of-the-art venue promises an unforgettable experience for everyone who comes to cheer on the Subway Socceroos in this pivotal Qualifier. We are deeply grateful to the NSW Government and Destination NSW for their ongoing commitment to football and our national teams," Johnson concluded. 
 
** Event and Member Access Details will be confirmed closer to kick-off. **

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** Event Timings and Member Access Details TBC **&nbsp;
Football Australia is delighted to announce that the Socceroos will host Indonesia at Allianz Stadium, Sydney on Thursday, 20 March 2025 (kick-off 8:00pm AEDT) as part of their Round Three&nbsp;AFC Asian Qualifiers™ – Road To 26&nbsp;Qualification campaign.&nbsp;
The matchup on home soil against Indonesia represents an important clash in the Socceroos’ campaign, as they continue their journey towards the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and the prospect of a sixth consecutive appearance at international football’s showpiece event in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
This will be the Socceroos’ first match at Allianz Stadium in nearly a decade, with their last appearance at the venue a FIFA World Cup 2018™ Qualifier against the United Arab Emirates in March 2017.

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The National Rugby League today (Monday, November 18) has released the full 2025 State of Origin schedule, which will see Game Two of the Women's series played at Allianz Stadium for the first-ever time. 
 
After the stunning success of this year’s maiden three-game Women’s State of Origin Series, all three matches in the 2025 edition will be played in the month of May. 
 
Queensland will begin their quest for three straight series wins at home in the opening clash at Suncorp Stadium on Thursday, May 1 before the series switches to New South Wales for the final two matches. Sydney’s Allianz Stadium will host Game Two on May 15 before the series finale at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle on May 29.&nbsp;
The full State of Origin schedule for 2025 is as follows:&nbsp;&nbsp;
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 <li>Women’s State of Origin Game One, Suncorp Stadium, Thursday, May 1</li>
 <li>Women’s State of Origin Game Two, Allianz Stadium, Thursday, May 15</li>
 <li>Men’s State of Origin Game One, Suncorp Stadium, Wednesday, May 28</li>
 <li>Women’s State of Origin Game Three, McDonald Jones Stadium, Thursday, May 29</li>
 <li>Men’s State of Origin Game Two, Optus Stadium, Wednesday, June 18</li>
 <li>Under-19s State of Origin and Under 19s Women’s State of Origin, Sunshine Coast Stadium, Thursday, June 19</li>
 <li>Men’s State of Origin Game Three, Accor Stadium, Wednesday, July 9</li>
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The Minns Labor Government and the Sydney Roosters have today announced an inaugural Emergency Services NRL Event to be held each year beginning this year at Allianz Stadium on Sunday, September 1 2024.
This new marquee fixture will highlight the commitment and selflessness of emergency service personnel, first responders, medical professionals, and volunteers from NSW’s emergency&nbsp;services.
The Emergency Services Event will bring together the&nbsp;NSW Police Force, NSW Ambulance, Fire and Rescue NSW, NSW Rural Fire Service, Surf Life Saving NSW, NSW State Emergency Service, Marine Rescue NSW and VRA Rescue NSW.&nbsp;
Initiated by the Sydney Roosters, the September 1&nbsp;event will showcase a triple-header at Allianz Stadium, with NSW Police and the Australian Firefighters going head-to-head in the opening match, followed by the Roosters’ NRL and NRLW teams playing the Canberra Raiders.
Each year, the event will spotlight one agency, and for the inaugural year, that honour goes to the NSW Police.&nbsp;
The NSW Police will lead a pre-game show,&nbsp;showcasing their breadth of excellence and experience. Highlights will include a police helicopter display, abseiling from the stadium roof, involvement from the riot and dog squads, a marching band, and much more.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The precinct outside the stadium will be a hive of activity. All participating emergency services agencies will have activations, equipment and representatives ready to welcome attendees.&nbsp;
Emergency services staff, first responders and medical professionals have also been invited to attend the event as the Roosters and NRL community unite to say a heartfelt thank you to our emergency service heroes.&nbsp;
Premier of NSW Chris Minns said:
"This is a great opportunity to honour the heroes who protect and serve our communities every day. Their dedication and bravery are unparalleled, and this event is a fantastic way to show our appreciation."
"Every single day these workers put their own lives on the line to keep us safe and this is a great way for us to show them the appreciation they deserve.”
Minister for Sport Steve Kamper said:
"This event is a testament to what we can achieve when we come together. The support from all the emergency services agencies has been incredible, and we are excited to see this become an annual tradition.&nbsp;
“We believe the public will get behind the inaugural event and turn it into the NRL’s next major marquee match, alongside the Anzac Day Cup.”
Minister for Police Yasmin Catley said:
“The NSW Police are the unsung heroes of our community; they go above and beyond, often risking their own personal safety in the line of duty.&nbsp;
“This is a chance to celebrate and show our support for these brave officers. It’ll also be a wonderful opportunity to showcase the capability of the NSW Police Force.”
Sydney Roosters CEO Joe Kelly said:&nbsp;
“Community is at the core of everything we do at the Sydney Roosters, and we are excited to host our inaugural Emergency Services Event. This special occasion is dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating the incredible work of our frontline emergency services.&nbsp;
“We have been inspired by the support and collaboration of all eight emergency service organisations and Venues NSW, making this celebration truly exceptional. Held on Father’s Day, this event promises to become a marquee fixture on the Sydney sporting calendar.”

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Global K-Pop superstars Stray Kids are set to thrill Australian fans this October with 2 exclusive stadium shows on their <code>&lt;strong&gt;&amp;lt; dominATE &amp;gt; World Tour&lt;/strong&gt;</code>. This follows the release of the group’s new mini album ATE last week, the 8-track offering taking the world by storm!
The tour will commence at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on October 19, followed by Sydney’s Allianz Stadium on October 26.
A Live Nation pre-sale commences Tuesday, July 30 – Melbourne from 1pm and Sydney from 2pm, both running until 11:59pm.
General public tickets go on sale on Wednesday, July 31 – Melbourne at 1pm and Sydney at 2pm.&nbsp;
All times local.
The tour title, <code>&amp;lt; dominATE &amp;gt;&nbsp;</code>, expresses Stray Kids' strong determination and ambition to “dominate” the global stage as 'global top artists'.
The 'Stray Kids World Tour <code>&amp;lt; dominATE &amp;gt;&nbsp;</code>' marks their first concert tour on their own in about two years and four months since their second world tour, "MANIAC." The “MANIAC” tour successfully held 42 shows across 18 cities. With this new world tour, Stray Kids aim to reach more regions and connect with more STAYs (fandom name), rewriting their group's history.
Additionally, on July 19 at 1 PM KST (12 AM EST), Stray Kids released their new mini-album 'ATE' and the title track 'Chk Chk Boom'.
Stray Kids played 4 massive, sold out arenas in Melbourne and Sydney in February 2023, promising fans that they would return! This is an opportunity not to be missed – catch Stray Kids live in Australia with their huge stadium shows on the <code>&lt;strong&gt;&amp;lt; dominATE &amp;gt; World Tour&lt;/strong&gt;</code> &nbsp;&nbsp;this October.

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The NSW Government is today announcing the lifting of the archaic SCG precinct concert cap from an average of 4 events a year to 20 events a year – putting an end to these restrictions that have stifled the NSW economy and its cultural lifeblood.&nbsp;
 
These additional sixteen concerts are estimated to inject up to $120 million a year into the NSW visitor economy, which will mean billions of dollars secured for NSW over the lifetime of the stadium.&nbsp;
 
These restrictions were introduced over 20 years ago following a Rolling Stones concert at the SCG. But in a modern and global city like Sydney, these restrictions are no longer fit for purpose.&nbsp;
 
The concert cap changes have been subject to a rigorous eight-month community and stakeholder engagement process.&nbsp;
 
Of the 20 major events per year, 2 will be permitted to operate as 10-hour festivals, such as Wave Aid, between the hours of 10am and 11pm.&nbsp;
 
The new conditions have been imposed on the existing development approvals for the new stadium to manage and mitigate the impacts of noise, traffic and parking raised in consultation.&nbsp;
 
No other changes will be made to the normal 11pm concert curfew, sporting events, maximum venue capacity, or transport arrangements.&nbsp;
 
Since opening in 2022, Allianz Stadium, has hosted Bruno Mars, Elton John, Paul McCartney and Robbie Williams concerts. American singer-songwriter Pink is also scheduled to perform two shows in February.&nbsp; 
 
Sydney’s stadium network caters to artists of all sizes, which includes Sydney’s major event venue, Accor Stadium, which has a capacity up to 100,000 for concerts. 
 
The venue will host four Taylor Swift concerts in February, as well as major sporting events including the Bledisloe Cup and State of Origin.&nbsp; 
 
NSW Premier Chris Minns said: “NSW is well and truly open for business. This is a huge win for the NSW economy, and it’s great for live music.&nbsp; 
 
“For too long NSW has missed out on world class acts because of an archaic restriction that killed fun in our city and hurt the economy.&nbsp; 
 
“Sydney is Australia’s only global city and now it will finally be able to host more global acts on the world stage.”&nbsp; 
 
Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy, Minister for Jobs and Tourism John Graham said: “After successive governments have tied up our visitor and night-time economy in onerous red tape, we are taking off the shackles, and making the most of our incredible venues.”&nbsp; 
 
“This is about securing more live music for Sydney and ensuring our spot as the premier destination of the Asia Pacific. 
 
“This year alone, we have Pink, Taylor Swift, Coldplay, and The Kid Laroi performing in our stadiums in Sydney, following on from Foo Fighters, Ed Sheeran, Paul McCartney, Elton John, KISS and Harry Styles shows last year.”&nbsp; 
 
Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully said: “We’ve listened to the feedback and lifted these restrictions on concert capacity, so that we can get the most from this venue, while including conditions on the approval that takes into account local issues like noise, traffic, parking and social impacts.&nbsp; 
 
“We will continue to work with Venues NSW to get the best outcome for concert goers and the local community.”&nbsp; 
 
Minister for Sport, Minister for Small Business Steve Kamper said: “We have the best stadium network in Australia and it’s time we start using our venues to their full potential.&nbsp; 
 
“The red tape that has hampered our ability to host concerts at Allianz Stadium and the SCG has cost this state hundreds of millions of dollars. That red tape is officially gone and Sydney can now secure more live music than ever before.&nbsp; 
 
“By unlocking the stadium, we are also unlocking millions of dollars of economic activity for our local visitor economy and surrounding businesses.”&nbsp; 
 
Dion Brant, CEO, Frontier Touring said: "Frontier Touring welcomes the changes for the Allianz Stadium precinct. The ability to host more stadium concerts each year will ensure Sydney is kept forefront of any discussions with artists planning to visit Australia. As stadium concerts are proven to generate millions of dollars in revenue to local communities this decision benefits not just the artist and promoter, but countless local NSW businesses.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 
Michael Coppel, Chairman, Live Nation Australasia said: "By giving Allianz Stadium the green light to hold more events, the Minns Government is taking a logical step to ensure that Sydney-siders won't miss a beat when it comes to experiencing the world's biggest musical acts and events. The move allows promoters to host even more major events, while generating even greater economic benefits for NSW."&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 
Geoff Jones, CEO, TEG said: “TEG welcomes the NSW Government’s move to lift the concert cap at the Allianz Stadium precinct, which will help deliver even more live music for Sydney and provide further economic benefit for NSW. We are developing a pipeline of tours and shows for the period 2024 through to 2026 and it is looking extremely exciting. We are delighted to see this world-class facility hosting more globally-recognised artists for Australian fans”.

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