Queensland Rugby Union, a privately owned entity headquartered in Australia, was founded in 1883 and employs approximately 150 individuals. Its main product is contact sports. Functioning as the governing body for Rugby Union in Queensland, the organization has 27 affiliated members and represents the interests of more than 90,000 players across 240 clubs and 450 schools. It also incorporates around 10,000 officials, administrators, and volunteers throughout the state.
Queensland's Ballymore precinct will become the new national home for Rugby Australia's Sevens and Wallaroos programs, as announced on August 20, 2026. This move, secured by the Crisafulli Government, relocates both the men's and women's Sevens programs and the Wallaroos from Sydney to Brisbane. Work on the "Teams In Gold Facility," to be constructed on Ballymore’s Eastern Stand, begins later this year and will include a new training pitch, gymnasium, team rooms, and office space, addressing previous facility limitations for the Sevens teams. Previously, on August 18, 2026, Kadin and Treyvon Pritchard recommitted to Australian rugby, signing new deals with the ACT Brumbies and Queensland Reds respectively, despite attracting interest from the incoming NRL side PNG Chiefs. This followed the Crisafulli Government's securing of three Wallabies tests for North Queensland on August 12, 2026, scheduled to take place at Queensland Country Bank Stadium through to 2030.
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Queensland Rugby Union's revenues were less than $10M in 2024. All the revenue comes from rugby Union.
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