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Melbourne Cricket Grounds
Melbourne Cricket Grounds (MCG) is a sporting and entertainment venue, also housing
the Australian gallery of Sport, the MCC Cricket Museum, Olympic Museum, Aussie Rules Exhibition.
See also: Yarra Park
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Kardinia Park
V/Line services from Spencer Street Station to South Geelong Station.
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E. J. Whitten Oval
Catch St Albans Line train to West Footscray Station.
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AFL Park
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Optus Oval
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Victoria Park
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Olympic Park
(Soccer)(see also Melbourne and Olympic Parks MOPT and Melbourne Park
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See the Melbourne Park web site ( www.mopt.com.au) | Melbourne Park, 1 Batman Avenue, Melbourne. Tram 70 from Flinders Street, or train to Jolimont Station and cross Yarra Park and footbridge, or train to Richmond Station and walk or tram towards the city along Swan St |
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Melbourne Park
National Tennis Centre (renamed to Rod Laver Arena [RLA] after a tennis player who no longer lives in Australia), Vodafone Arena [VA], Old Scotch Oval (renamed to The Oval - sigh), Old Xaverians Oval. Renamed from Flinders Park by Jeff Kennett ('nother sigh).Open: See the Melbourne Park web site ( www.mopt.com.au) | Melbourne Park, 1 Batman Avenue, Melbourne. Tram 70 from Flinders Street, or train to Jolimont Station and cross Yarra Park and footbridge, or train to Richmond Station and walk or tram towards the city along Swan St | |
Lexus Centre
(previously Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre - The Glasshouse) Originally the indoor swimming pool venue for the 1956 Olympic Games, now used for National Basketball League games. Also used for other entertainment productions. Ph.: | ||
Albert Park
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC)
New indoor swimming venue, supercedes the State Swimming Centre. Diving, lap and leisure pools, basketball, table tennis, badminton, gym.
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Grand Prix race held annually.
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State Netball and Hockey Centre
Ph.: (03) 8379 4222 | Royal Park Brens Drive, Parkville, VIC 3053 | |
City Baths
Historic sporting venue with two swimming pools, overlooked by a gallery, and gymnasium.
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Kooyong Tennis Centre
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