[2] At the time, there were plans for the construction of a $22 million, 3,700 seat grandstand which would have allowed for the playing of both rectangular and oval based sports.

[2] However, following the withdrawal of State Government funds, the project was cancelled and plans were drawn up for a more modest stadium to be built on the site.

[5] On 29 October 2011, the stadium hosted a Cold Chisel concert, attracting 15,000 patrons[6] In early 2017, a $2.4 million upgrade will be completed.

The Storm had relocated to the Sunshine Coast in mid June due to the escalation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Victoria, preventing them from playing at AAMI Park in Melbourne.

[11] In February 2023, the Queensland Government announced an expansion of the stadium to accommodate Football at the 2032 Olympic Games alongside a new indoor sports facility to be built near the ground.