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STORM'S Billy Slater is under fire for taunting Newcastle forward and depression-sufferer Cory Paterson about his mental condition.

LEIGH Nugent has warned Australia faces losing its Commonwealth crown with the Dolphins under threat from the British.

ERNIE Merrick dismissed suggestions he was unsportsmanlike after Victory's grand final loss to Sydney FC.

COLLINGWOOD won the same amount of games as the Bulldogs last year - 16 - and both clubs were bundled out of preliminary finals.

HE'S played 10 games, but Eagle Nic Naitanui has already reached a status once reserved for Ben Cousins and Chris Judd.

BARRY Hall says Geelong star Gary Ablett should take the money and run to the Gold Coast.

LEIGH Nugent has warned Australia faces losing its Commonwealth crown with the Dolphins under threat from the British.

PAUL Stoddart has called for urgent rule changes to spice up Formula One.

STORM'S Brett Finch says Saturday night's win over Newcastle is evidence the hunger for another premiership is alive.

BARRY Hall says Geelong star Gary Ablett should take the money and run to the Gold Coast.

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MCG Tours

As the super stage of Australian sport, the Melbourne Cricket Ground is an unforgettable experience.

Traditionally the MCG has provided live drama to thrill millions worldwide… memorable events such as the Olympic Games, Test cricket and Australian football’s incomparable Grand Final on the last Saturday in September.

But backstage, the MCG Tour gives the visitor the opportunity to relive their great sporting memories through a comprehensive tour of this marvellous stadium, where so many champions of yesterday and today have performed.

A fully accredited sports heritage complex and tourism destination, visitors can view the inner sanctum changerooms, famous Long Room, coaches boxes and even walk on the arena (subject to availability).  See all this and more on an MCG Tour!

MCG Tours, which take approximately one hour and includes a tour guide, depart regularly from Gate 3 on all non-event days from 10am-3pm (except Christmas Day and Good Friday). Bookings are not essential.

For more information, please view the Calendar of Events and National Sports Museum opening times.