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The Melbourne Cricket Ground is a world famous sporting venue, attracting numerous requests from media outlets and individuals.

As stadium manager of the MCG, the Melbourne Cricket Club understands that the media has a legitimate interest in the ground’s activities and considers it important to disseminate newsworthy information to its stakeholders via the media.

All media requests for interview or access to the stadium on non-event days must be submitted to the communications manager for approval and coordination.

All media wishing to access the stadium on an event-day are required to have the relevant media accreditation pass as provided by the event promoter.

“The MCG is a shrine, a citadel, a landmark, a totem. It is to this city what the Opera House is to Sydney, the Eiffel Tower to Paris and the Statue of Liberty is to New York; it symbolises Melbourne to the world. It inspires reverence.”

- Greg Baum, September 24, 2003 (The Age)

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DUMPED all-rounder Andrew Symonds has been rushed straight back into the Australian team for the first Test against New Zealand.

Herald Sun

AUSTRALIA will deploy a twin strike force of Josh Kennedy and Tim Cahill with instructions to swat Bahrain aside on the road to South Africa.

Herald Sun

THE AFL Players' Association and the AFL are headed for a showdown over Ben Cousins - and the casualty could be the AFL Drugs Code.

Herald Sun

DEFENDER Chris Newman has been appointed the new captain of AFL club Richmond, replacing Kane Johnson.

Herald Sun

MICHAEL Clarke and Andrew Symonds patched up their frosty friendship at a cocktail party - with no cocktails.

Herald Sun

TASMANIA was left with a bitter aftertaste from its 10-wicket loss in the Sheffield Shield match at the MCG yesterday.

Herald Sun

WALLABIES five-eighth Matt Giteau was stunned today to learn that England's rugby chief had apologised to Australia over booing at Twickenham at the weekend.

Herald Sun

AUSTRALIAN players will each get $30,000 if they win the Rugby League World Cup, the biggest bonus in the sport and three times the bounty for a premiership.

Herald Sun

POTENTIAL risks to horse and jockey safety on synthetic racing surfaces are being investigated after they were criticised at the Asian Racing Conference.

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SOME would look at a 10-day break as beneficial, but Melbourne Tigers coach Al Westover is not so sure.

Herald Sun