Are you a supporter of the North Queensland Cowboys? If so, you're probably familiar with Queensland Country Bank Stadium—it's their home ground! This cutting-edge stadium was unveiled in early 2020.

The project's expenses totaled nearly $300 million, with construction being a component of the Townsville City Deal in December 2016. Positioned in proximity to the city, this stadium plays a crucial role in the area's urban renewal initiative.

In December 2019, the naming rights for the stadium were secured by Queensland Country Bank, a financial services firm based in Townsville. The construction of the facility was a joint effort involving the Townsville City Council, the Queensland Government, and the Australian Government, each contributing to the project.

Assistance also came from the National Rugby League and the North Queensland Cowboys themselves!

The stadium witnessed its inaugural NRL premiership match in 2020, featuring a heated showdown between bitter state rivals, the North Queensland Cowboys and the Brisbane Broncos, marking the season's opening match.

Jake Turpin claimed the honor of scoring the first try on the field, followed by Jamayne Isaako securing the first goal, and Michael Morgan making history with the inaugural field goal. Despite their efforts, the home team fell short, with the Brisbane Broncos seizing victory at 28–21.

For those eager to catch the Cowboys in action, Queensland Country Bank Stadium is the ultimate destination. Experience the Cowboys taking on the Knights in Round 2 and battling against the Titans in Round 5.

In Rounds 8, 9, 12, 14, 18, 20, 21, 23, and 24, catch the Cowboys as they compete against various opponents like the Panthers, Team Dolphins, West Tigers, Warriors, Sea Eagles, Bulldogs, Sharks, Broncos, and Raiders. Round 25 will be their last home game with the Cowboys going toe to toe with the Storms.