Cabramatta Sports Ground
Sydney (Cabramatta), New South Wales, Australia
Cabramatta Sports Ground, Sydney (Cabramatta), Australia — opened not identified in sources found, 5 rugby league games hosted, home of Cabramatta Two Blues.
Ground facts
| Opened | not identified in sources found (Strong but not fully confirmed evidence this is the same physical ground later renamed New Era Stadium (in use by 2006) and then AIIMS Stadium (from April 2026) -- multiple independent sources (Fairfield City Council, AIIMS Group's own naming-rights announcement, Wikipedia's Cabramatta Two Blues entry) place all three names at the same Sussex Street, Cabramatta address, with the club (Cabramatta Two Blues) unchanged throughout. Rugby League Project itself, however, carries this as a separate, un-merged database record from New Era Stadium, and the exact 5 matches recorded under this specific name (2002-2006) could not be retrieved -- the venue's results page returned an error on every URL pattern tried, both by the research pass and independently here. Disclosed as a likely-but-unconfirmed same-ground naming history rather than asserted as fact.) |
| Home club | Cabramatta Two Blues |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 5 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 (0 (not recorded) for all 5 matches under this specific name) |
| Years used | 2002–2006 |
| Location | Sydney (Cabramatta), New South Wales |
Name history
- New Era Stadium — 2006-2026
- AIIMS Stadium — 2026-present
Rugby league history
Cabramatta Sports Ground is recorded on this site's venue directory as hosting 5 rugby league matches between 2002 and 2006, under what appears to be the ground's original name before it became known as New Era Stadium and, from 2026, AIIMS Stadium -- all three names trace to the same Sussex Street address and the same home club, Cabramatta Two Blues. The exact 5 fixtures recorded under this earlier name could not be retrieved from the primary source; see the caveat above.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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