An ambitious plan promises to put the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games back on track. Literally.
Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate wants his city to host the swimming in 2032 – and he has the backing of Australia’s richest person.
With momentum building for a new stadium,the Save Victoria Park community group has mobilised against the plan and made its case to the 100-day Olympic venue review.
GIICA is conducting a 100-day review of Olympic infrastructure for 2032. Here are some of the submissions,shared with Brisbane Times.
Barely a decade after Brisbane City Council installed a shade canopy in Fortitude Valley’s Chinatown Mall,it was considered in too poor a condition to remain.
Brisbane Airport is now 100 per cent powered by renewable electricity,having achieved net zero on two of the three metrics – scope one and scope two – used to measure emissions.
Queensland’s second-term premier,Wayne Goss,didn’t know what was coming. And he wasn’t alone.
The more things change,the more they stay the same. Around the Queensland cabinet table three decades ago,Brisbane stadiums were firmly on the agenda.
The LNP claims Labor’s $9.8 billion hospital expansion program may have blown out by more than 100 per cent.
The RNA Showgrounds has launched its bid to prevent Toowoomba claiming hosting rights for Olympic equestrian events in 2032,after the Darling Downs city formally sought an upgrade of its showgrounds.
A federal Senate inquiry into Brisbane 2032 has called another hearing for February,despite the Crisafulli government’s 100-day venue review not being due to release its findings until March.