The two simple words Brisbane wants the world to see it as
A survey has found how Queenslanders want Brisbane portrayed to the world in the run-up to the 2032 Games.
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Tay Tay to Man U: Big gigs to make Brisbane a global destination
Brisbane can start growing its global reputation well before the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games by attracting international sporting competitions and big-name entertainers.
Like Paris with the Seine, we can wrangle the Brown Snake (bull sharks included)
The man who oversaw the massive clean-up of the Seine for the Paris Olympics says Brisbane needs to make its iconic river the hero of the 2032 Games.
IOC warning to Brisbane before crucial Games move
No new venues should be built just for the 2032 Games and bespoke temporary venues should be avoided, an expert has declared.
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Ugly spectacle: Moment Qld’s Games planning descended into farce
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Stadium stalemate: Fears Gabba replacement won’t happen in time
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Key piece of infrastructure needed to stop Brisbane becoming ‘obese’
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Maverick mayoral candidate to ambush Premier on way to office
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How to organise a global event when your IQ is less than your shoe size
It is becoming increasingly obvious that Queensland is incapable of hosting the 2032 Olympics, writes Mike O’Connor.
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