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Everything You Auto Know About Indigenous Round

Game day in Melbourne will be transformed into a celebration of Indigenous culture to kick-off the round with AAMI Park to be plunged into darkness, setting the scene for a stirring pre-match ceremony, before clashing with the Manly Sea-Eagles.

Don't miss your chance to be a part of the blockbuster event by securing your seat, here!

Key Info:

Storm store open: 5.30pm

Gates: 6.30pm

NRL kick-off: 7.50pm

Half time: Scott Darlow Performance

Pre-game Ceremony Program

Watch live on Channel 9, Fox League and Kayo.

Indigenous Jersey

The 2022 Indigenous Jersey has been designed by proud Yorta Yorta, Gunnai, Gunditjmara and Wurundjeri man and artist, Coree Thorpe. 

Inspired by the story of the Rainbow Serpent, the design draws a connection to Storm and the club’s journey in the NRL throughout its first 24 years. The tale has strong ties to the Club's journey up and down the east coast of Australia in recent seasons and also provides a symbol for how regeneration is required for each new season. 

Read the full story behind the jersey:

Venue Info

Public Transport

Buses replace trains on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines between Caulfield and Westall from 8.30pm to last service. Take the stopping all stations or express bus from Caulfield to Westall on your journey home from the game.

Buses replace trains on the Mernda Line between Parliament/Clifton Hill and Reservoir from Monday 23 May to 9pm Friday 27 May. Take the limited express or express bus to and from Parliament or Clifton Hill for the quickest journey to and from the game. 

For more information on getting to and around AAMI Park, please see our game day guide below.

Team News

Storm

Jahrome Hughes makes a return after missing Storm's two matches due to calf injury, allowing Harry Grant to go back to hooker and Brandon Smith to an impact role off the bench.

Manly

Reuben Garrick is the most likely option at fullback in Tom Trbojevic's absence although young gun Tolutau Koula could also wear the No.1. Kieran Foran marks a significant milestone when he plays his 250th career game. 

Acknowledgement of Country

Melbourne Storm respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.