How Brisbane could become world’s most accessible city
Brisbane can become a tourism mecca as one of the most accessible cities in the world, an expert says, but any changes made between now and 2032 would also benefit the locals, too. Here’s how.
Future SEQ
Brisbane Metro’s monumental expansion plans – but there’s a catch
Metro expansion plans could be boosted by another 41 million seats over the next eight years – but there are a couple of big conditions to ensure it happens.
Sydney 2000 missed this opportunity. Brisbane’s Games won’t
The man behind helping Sydney secure the 2000 Olympics says there was a missed opportunity that Brisbane has already looked to fix for 2032.
Brisbane 2032 ‘army’ tasked with special Games mission
Thousands of Queenslanders are being recruited to build an army tasked with a special mission for the 2032 Games.
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‘Broke in four years’: Usman’s fear for Qld Cricket after minister’s sledge
Usman Khawaja fears Queensland Cricket could go broke within four years unless the state government honours a handshake agreement to help it while the Gabba is unavailable.
Not our problem: Minister’s stunning swipe at AFL, cricket
Stirling Hinchliffe says housing the displaced Brisbane Lions and Queensland Cricket isn’t the state’s problem, despite Steven Miles just days ago suggesting it was.
Editor’s view: Government’s latest stadium swipe is just rude
The state government’s latest stadium move fails the pub test, and feeds the growing perception it has lost touch, writes the editor.
Why online gaming could hold the key to Brisbane 2032 ‘legacy’
Online gaming could hold the keys to truly creating a legacy at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. ALL THE DETAILS
Editor’s view: How not to announce major new infrastructure
The revelation of a boutique stadium to stand in for the Gabba during its redevelopment is a blueprint for how not to make announcements, writes the editor.
$70m hangover: Sting in the tail for Lions’ new den
The Brisbane Lions could be forced to pay back compensation given to the club for lost revenue to offset being unable to play at the Gabba for at least four years.
Revealed: New boutique stadium set to stand in for Gabba
A boutique 20,000-seat stadium will be constructed under a state government plan to host AFL and cricket while the Gabba is redeveloped for the 2032 Games. SEE THE PICTURES
Editor’s view: Clock is ticking on new stadium plan
A proposed new boutique stadium at the showgrounds is the best option for Brisbane. Now starts the negotiations, but the clock is ticking, writes the editor.
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