
Image from 2017 article – https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-08/how-the-optus-perth-stadium-naming-rights-deal-stacks-up/9130838
Adelaide Oval – naming rights not for sale.
Bellerive Oval – Ninja Stadium. The change follows a new four-year partnership between Cricket Tasmania and kitchen and home appliances company SharkNinja. Formerly Blundstone Arena from 2011- 2024.
Brookvale Oval – 4 Pines Park.
Canberra Stadium – GIO Stadium. GIO have sponsored the stadium since 2013, and currently hold naming rights through to the end of 2026, after renewing for 4 years in 2022. Previously known as Bruce Stadium and the National Athletics stadium.
Carrara Stadium – People First Stadium. Became People First after they merged with Heritage Bank – assuming the namings rights from 2023-2028. Formerly Heritage Bank Stadium (2023) and Metricon Stadium. (2012-2022)
Docklands Stadium – Marvel Stadium. Eight year deal from 2018-2026. Previously known as Etihad Stadium (2009-2018), Telstra Dome (2002-2009), Colonial Stadium (2000-2002).
Endeavor Oval – Shark Park. Previously Pointsbet Stadium (2019-2024)
Gabba – naming rights not for sale.
Hindmarsh Stadium – Coopers Stadium. South Australian family-owned Coopers Brewery has announced a five-year extension of its naming rights sponsorship of Coopers Stadium at Hindmarsh. The extension takes the partnership out to 2028, representing a 15-year investment by Coopers in South Australia’s home of football.
Kardinia Park – GMBHA Stadium. GMHBA has renewed its partnership with the Geelong Cats for a further four years until November 2027, retaining naming rights to GMHBA Stadium, having started in 2017. Previously Simonds Stadium (2012-2017), Baytec (2002), Skilled Stadium (2002-2011), Shell Stadium (1999-2001).
Manuka Oval – Corroboree Group Manuka Oval. the new naming rights agreement will see the venue rebranded to Corroboree Group Manuka Oval across AFL and AFLW for the next three years.
Marrara Oval – TIO Stadium. Ten year deal through 2026. TIO Has sponsored the stadium since 2006.
Melbourne Cricket Ground – naming rights not for sale
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium – Aami Park. AAMI Park is set to keep its name after insurance group AAMI renewed its naming rights sponsorship for a further five years, through 2026. they have sponsored the venue since 2010. Previously known as the MRS.
Perth Rectangular Stadium- HBF Park. A three year deal signed in 2024 takes them to 2027. HBF have sponsored the stadium since 2018. Previously nib Stadium (2011-2018), ME Bank Stadium, (2010) Members Equity Bank Stadium (2003-2010).
Penrith Stadium. Currently undergoing reconstruction. Last known as Bluebet Stadium or Panther Park.
Perth Stadium – Optus Stadium. Ten year deal from 2017 to 2027.
Robina Stadium – Cbus Super Stadium. First signed in 2014 for 5 years. Deal appears to be ongoing.
Showground Stadium – Engie Stadium
Stadium Australia – Accor Stadium.
Sydney Cricket Ground – naming rights not for sale.
Sydney Football Stadium – Allianz Stadium.
Townsville Stadium – Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Traeger Park – TIO Traeger Park
Western Sydney Stadium – Commbank Stadium
York Park – UTAS Stadium