A major security breach at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday night has left officials scrambling for answers after two men allegedly smuggled loaded firearms into the stadium.

Two men have been charged after allegedly carrying loaded guns into the Melbourne Cricket Ground last night. Victoria Police said they were called by MCG security after the two men refused to leave ...

The Victorian premier has called for an urgent security review at the MCG after two men were charged with bringing guns to Thursday night's AFL match between Carlton and Collingwood. The breach ...

The failure of the MCG's security processes to detect two men carrying guns inside the venue has put the spotlight on the screening technology being relied upon. The incident at Thursday night's ...

A "breakdown" in manual security screening at the MCG has been blamed for two men allegedly being caught with guns inside the stadium. Victoria Police said the weapons were found on each of the ...

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Two men allegedly brought guns into the MCG during an AFL game, which has triggered serious questions about venue security processes in Australia.

Two men will face court after they were allegedly caught with guns at the MCG, after security reportedly failed to do a thorough follow-up search after an alert from entry point screening.

Two men have been charged after they allegedly managed to bypass security and bring loaded guns into the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during a packed AFL match.