‘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.
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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
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Games offer endless opportunities for growth
Queenslanders know how to create lasting legacies. From State of Origin to the beautiful South Bank parklands, we have embraced opportunities for cultural, physical and economic change. And that will continue with the 2032 Games.
No time to waste in planning for Brisbane 2032 legacy
If we get transport right for the Brisbane 2032 Games, it will go mostly unnoticed. But if we get it wrong, it will be what everyone talks about and remembers, writes PwC’s Chris Rogan.
Brisbane’s shameful secrets hiding in plain sight
Games organisers have been warned ‘time is running out’ as some of Brisbane’s biggest attractions have been exposed for their woeful accessibility for people with disabilities.
How Brisbane can become truly accessible by 2032
Better signage, ramps, disability access in every hotel. This is just some of what is needed to make Brisbane truly accessible for everyone ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This is why we are in a good position to achieve that goal.
Qld’s EV explosion: 1600 new charging stations critical
More than 800,000 electric vehicles will hit Queensland roads over the next decade, meaning the state will need 1600 additional charging stations.
One-stop app to help drive Queenslanders more efficiently
Queenslanders will one day forgo driving a car for a five-minute trip to grab a coffee or go shopping, instead using an e-scooter or e-bike, says an expert in micromobility services.
Build charging stations and EV drivers will come, says RACQ
Blessed with lots of sunshine, Queensland is “perfect” for solar charging stations in workplaces and shopping centres to encourage more people to drive electric vehicles, the RACQ chief says.
‘Exciting time’: How Brisbane 2032 can make QLD even better
THE 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games may be a decade away but the starting gun has been fired on getting Brisbane ready, writes Bank of Queensland CEO George Frazis.
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