Sydney to splurge A$ 2billion on stadium rebuilds


SYDNEY (Reuters) - Sydney's two main rectangular stadiums, the Olympic Stadium and Sydney Football Stadium, are to be demolished and rebuilt at a cost of around A$2 billion (1.15 billion pounds) , the New South Wales government announced on Friday.

The 80,000-seater Olympic Stadium was built as the main venue for the 2000 Summer Games in the populous west of the city, while the 44,000-capacity SFS was constructed in 1988 in the wealthier east.

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