Totally Workwear Stadium
Brisbane (Stones Corner), Queensland, Australia
Totally Workwear Stadium, Brisbane (Stones Corner), Australia — opened 1934, 683 rugby league games hosted, home of Brisbane Tigers (formerly Eastern Suburbs/Easts Tigers).
Sourcing caveat: A precise opening date/year for the ground itself (as distinct from the 2020 renaming and 2022 redevelopment) was not confirmed in sources found; 1934 is given as the earliest year the ground is confirmed in top-flight (Brisbane Rugby League) use, not a verified construction date.
Ground facts
| Opened | 1934 (Wikipedia's Langlands Park article does not state a precise opening year in the material located; 1934 (the year the Brisbane Rugby League premiership began at the ground under its original tenant Coorparoo, later Eastern Suburbs/Easts) is the earliest year confirmed by sources found — treat it as approximate rather than a confirmed foundation date.) |
| Home club | Brisbane Tigers (formerly Eastern Suburbs/Easts Tigers) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 683 |
| Top recorded crowd | 2,327 |
| Capacity | 4,000 (seated, following a 2022 $10.1 million redevelopment; previously 3,500) |
| Surface | Grass |
| First rugby league match | First match under the Totally Workwear name: 15 March 2020, v CQ Capras (Langlands Park itself long predates this; an exact first-ever match date/score was not identified in sources found) |
| Years used | 1961–2026 |
| Location | Brisbane (Stones Corner), Queensland |
Name history
- Langlands Park — 1934–March 2020 (named after a residence formerly on the site)
- Totally Workwear Stadium — since 15 March 2020
Rugby league history
Langlands Park in Stones Corner (on the Coorparoo boundary), Brisbane, has been the home ground of the Coorparoo/Eastern Suburbs/Easts/Brisbane Tigers club lineage through the Brisbane Rugby League premiership (1934–1997, eight premierships) and the Queensland Cup era since 1996 (first Queensland Cup premiership won in 2023). It has also hosted representative City-v-Country matches and the 2005 Rugby League Student World Cup final, and has been the home of Brisbane Broncos NRLW matches since 2023. Totally Workwear, a Queensland workwear and safety-gear retailer, acquired the naming rights in March 2020; a $10.1 million redevelopment completed in 2022 rebuilt the venue with a 4,000-seat capacity and upgraded player and spectator facilities. The ground's biggest recorded crowd was just over 8,000, for a Wests v Easts club match in 1977, long before the modern redevelopment reduced capacity to a smaller all-seated bowl.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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