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Stosur, Dementieva one set each

ELENA Dementieva has taken the second set off Australia's Samantha Stosur to take their US Open fourth-round match to a deciding third set.

Last-hole birdie gives Day the lead

AUSTRALIAN Jason Day sank a tap-in birdie at the last hole to take the sole lead after three rounds of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston today.

Scandal-hit Pakistan well beaten

PAKISTAN'S latest match in their controversial tour of Britain ended in a five-wicket Twenty20 defeat by world champions England overnight.

Missed chances will haunt Blues

FIVE missed chances, all of them critical and all of them likely to haunt Carlton over a long, agonising summer.

Cahill hails the power of two

TIM Cahill says the Socceroos are embracing coach Holger Osieck's more enterprising game plan.

Nick does the trick

OF ALL the names up there as the A-League's early-season top scorers, the most surprising may be Nick Kalmar.

Storm's hell year ends in party

AFTER an emotion-charged end to the season, Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has delivered his summary of a year from hell.
 

Boomers depart after crushing loss

THE Boomers are out of the world basketball championships after a crushing 87-58 loss to Slovenia in the second stage in Turkey today.

Typhoon Tracy blows 'em away

TYPHOON Tracy is the Queen of Australian racing. She has been voted Australian Horse of the Year.

Mottram pips Thompson at Sheffield

AUSTRALIAN Craig Mottram pipped European 10,000 metres silver medallist Chris Thompson in a sprint finish to the Great Yorkshire Run on Sunday.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Where is the National Sports Museum located?
  2. How do I get to the National Sports Museum?
  3. What are the opening hours of the National Sports Museum?
  4. What are the ticket prices for the National Sports Museum?
  5. I would like to visit the National Sports Museum and take a tour of the MCG. Is this possible?

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Where is the National Sports Museum located?

The National Sports Museum is located at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, on Brunton Avenue in Richmond (Melbourne-Victoria, Australia), within the confines of Yarra Park.

Located across two levels of the Olympic Stand, entrance to the National Sports Museum is via Gate 3.

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How do I get to the National Sports Museum?

There are a number of ways to get to the National Sports Museum, including via public transport (trains, trams and buses), walking or by car.

Please click here for details about public transport options.

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What are the opening hours of the National Sports Museum?

The National Sports Museum will open 10.00am – 5.00pm daily, with last admission at 4.00pm. 

Please click here for more details about opening hours and conditions.

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What are the ticket prices for the National Sports Museum?

Please click here to view ticket prices for the National Sports Museum.

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I would like to visit the National Sports Museum and take a tour of the MCG. Is this possible?

Yes, visitors to the MCG are able to attend the National Sports Museum and participate in an MCG Tour for a discounted, combined rate.

Please click here to view the combined ticket prices for the National Sports Museum and the MCG Tours.

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The National Sports Museum is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Department of Health and Ageing.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander visitors are warned that the National Sports Museum may contain images and voices of deceased persons.