Western Australia has scored a spectacular sporting coup, with Perth securing its position as Australia's home for the electrifying World Rugby Sevens until at least 2028. The announcement confirms HBF Park as the permanent Australian host venue for the HSBC SVNS Series, delivering a major boost to the state's major events calendar.
Four More Years of World-Class Rugby Action
The extended partnership between World Rugby, the Western Australian Government, and Rugby Australia ensures that Perth will continue to host some of the world's most dynamic athletes in a festival-like atmosphere that has become synonymous with rugby sevens.
"This is fantastic news for Western Australia," said Premier Roger Cook, highlighting how the tournament aligns with the state's strategy of attracting world-class events that deliver significant economic benefits and showcase Perth on the global stage.
Economic Boost and International Exposure
The HSBC SVNS Series isn't just about breathtaking tries and spectacular athleticism - it's a major economic driver for Western Australia. Each tournament injects millions into the local economy while broadcasting Perth's vibrant atmosphere to international audiences across the World Rugby broadcast network.
Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh emphasised the importance of having a consistent home for the Australian leg of the series, noting that "the partnership with the Western Australian Government has been instrumental in growing the sport and creating an unforgettable experience for fans."
What Makes Perth's Rugby Sevens Special?
- Electric Atmosphere: HBF Park transforms into a celebration of sport with passionate fans and family-friendly entertainment
- World's Best Athletes: Witness Olympic champions and international stars in fast-paced, high-scoring action
- Festival Experience: More than just rugby, the event features live music, food vendors, and interactive activities
- Proven Success: Building on previous sold-out events that have established Perth as a premier sevens destination
The commitment until 2028 provides certainty for fans, players, and stakeholders alike, ensuring that the thunderous cheers and spectacular tries will continue to echo through HBF Park for years to come.
