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Australian basketball · 2026-27

NBL Games in Brisbane

Choose your next Bullets game in Brisbane, check the arena on the fixture and discover the venues that have shaped basketball in Queensland's capital.

Wednesday 28 October 2026Times in Sydney

Some match details may have changed. Check the official match page before making plans.

Next game & latest result in Brisbane

Brisbane NBL fixtures & results 2026-27

Browse the full published season of games played in Brisbane. Date filters use Brisbane local dates. Tip-offs are displayed in Sydney with the local date and time beneath.

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Saturday 22 August 2026

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Friday 25 September 2026

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Wednesday 4 November 2026

Sunday 15 November 2026

Sunday 22 November 2026

Thursday 3 December 2026

Sunday 27 December 2026

Wednesday 30 December 2026

Sunday 3 January 2027

Friday 8 January 2027

Saturday 23 January 2027

Thursday 28 January 2027

Saturday 6 February 2027

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NBL arenas & tickets in Brisbane

These venues appear on this city's 2026-27 fixture. Open a match centre for the specific game's ticket and viewing information. A past fixture does not mean another event is on sale.

Planning a Brisbane Bullets game

A Brisbane basketball night begins with the arena on the match card. The Bullets name tells you which club is involved, but not necessarily which building to travel to. This page keeps games actually hosted in Brisbane together, while the Bullets team fixture follows the club on the road as well.

Heading to Brisbane Entertainment Centre

For a game at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, use the venue's Plan Your Visit hub. It provides separate routes into getting-here information, accessibility, ticketing and entry conditions. Plan for the actual Boondall venue rather than assuming a city-centre basketball arena.

If you are arranging a lift, agree on an official pickup location after checking the venue directions. If you are driving or using public transport, check the return trip for the event date. A concert's parking advice or an old membership email is not a reliable substitute for the basketball event's current instructions.

Why checking the venue matters here

The Bullets game-day page is a useful companion to the specific fixture. Older schedules and news reports can refer to Nissan Arena or an earlier home. When an event's location is still to be confirmed, wait for that announcement before making a venue-dependent booking. The city filter does not turn an uncertain arena into a confirmed one.

Brisbane stays on Queensland time through summer. A televised start quoted in AEDT can therefore differ from the clock you need at the arena. The local line under each fixture removes that ambiguity, and the date shortcuts use Brisbane's calendar day even when your chosen display zone is elsewhere.

The Bullets and Brisbane's changing basketball homes

The club's official history connects Brisbane's basketball story with different venues and eras. It records the club's return to Brisbane Entertainment Centre in 2024–25. That return is part of a longer relationship with the building, rather than the beginning of basketball in the city.

A foundation club and the first title

The Bullets were formed in 1979 by Bob Young and Fred Van Dongen and entered the NBL's first season. Their first championship arrived in 1985 with a win over Adelaide, following a runners-up finish the previous year. That sequence gives Brisbane's early basketball history a clear sporting turning point: a foundation participant becoming a national champion. It is one reason older Bullets stories remain part of the city's game-night identity.

Recognising an era without confusing the destination

Older Bullets memories often arrive with an arena name attached. Keeping that name beside its season makes the history easier to understand: championship recollections, a later return to the league and the current fixture are different parts of the story. A historical venue can remain important to supporters without being the address on this week's ticket.

That makes Brisbane a good city for following basketball through its places. Read the club's history for the wider narrative, then use the current city fixture to choose an actual outing. The city calendar follows those Brisbane events, including any confirmed change of venue within the city. A Bullets calendar serves a different purpose by also following the team's interstate games.

Questions about NBL games in Brisbane

Where do I go for a Brisbane NBL game?

Use the arena shown on the specific fixture and ticket. For Brisbane Entertainment Centre games, follow that venue's Boondall visitor information.

Can I use an old Nissan Arena listing to plan a Bullets visit?

Check the current event first. Brisbane basketball has used different venues, and a historical listing does not confirm the arena for a future game.

Does Brisbane use daylight saving time?

No. Queensland remains on AEST. The Brisbane local time beneath each fixture is the arrival-planning clock, even when an Australian broadcast listing uses AEDT.

Will a Bullets game in Perth appear on this page?

No. This page follows the actual host city. A Bullets fixture held in Perth belongs to Perth's list and the Bullets team page.

City guide reviewed 28 October 2026. Use the fixture above for each game's current details and the official event page for admission arrangements.

Add Brisbane games to your calendar

Follow all published 2026-27 NBL fixtures played in Brisbane, including visiting teams. The city calendar includes every stage and date, regardless of the filters above. A subscription can pick up changes when your calendar app refreshes; an imported download is a snapshot.

Download Brisbane fixtures (.ics)

City guide reviewed: 28 October 2026. Match information checked: Not yet available. Scores are not live.