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Something does not work as expected? While QSAC doesn't play host to many major events these days, it is the home of a number of sporting bodies including Queensland Athletics and also plays host to soccer, motorcross and concerts.
States Aust. Submit an Article. Queensland Sport and Athletic Centre. Queensland Sport and Athletic Centre Details. Translink operate a number of bus services travelling to QSAC from various locations around Brisbane. Please visit the TransLink website or contact TransLink on 13 12 30 for up-to-date transport information. It had earlier also bid for World Athletics Championships. The facility opened in providing a synthetic running track for athletics competitions that was unaffected by wet weather.
It was constructed in close proximity to both the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital and Griffith University campus, which provided athlete accommodation. Originally the section of the stadium covered by roofing was intended to be the only permanent seating facility. The remainder of the stadium seating was built as "temporary" seating and was intended to be removed after the Commonwealth Games had finished. Public opinion resulted in the unroofed temporary seating being retained as permanent.
The stadium was named ANZ Stadium from to when it was the home of the Brisbane Broncos rugby league football team. The stadium currently has a capacity of 48, people, although the record crowd is 58,, set during the Super League Grand Final which saw the Broncos defeat the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 26—8. The capacity can be increased to 60, with the use of extra temporary seating in front of the Eastern and Western grandstands.
These were removed when the running track was relaid for the Goodwill Games. Temporary grass courts were erected up one end of the field and temporary stands on 3 sides. The crowd capacity for this event was 10, In , ownership transferred to the Queensland Government Major Sports Facilities Authority and the venue was given its present name.
While the athletics facilities are well utilised, the stands at the stadium have largely stood empty and unused since the Broncos returned to a redeveloped Lang Park in The stadium is still actively used by athletes at a local, State and National level Many local clubs such as Thompson Estate and Eastern Suburbs Athletics use it regularly for training.
The stadium has also permitted students of the neighbouring Griffith University Nathan campus to use its expansive carpark, free of charge. This is due to the relatively low availability of parking as well as the cost of parking on the campus there is no free parking.
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