We know Brisbane 2032 can redefine our city and transform the state economy, but there will be unexpected benefits the world will discover here beyond a sporting event, writes Prof Deborah Terry AO.
A world-class First Nations Cultural Centre is a must for Brisbane’s cultural landscape and should be a priority ahead of the 2032 Games, industry leaders say.
Queensland’s fastest-growing schools have at least tripled their enrolment numbers in the past five years, while some schools have gone backwards by more than 65 per cent. SEARCH FOR YOUR SCHOOL
Turning disused quarries into biodomes is one of the radical concepts to drive visitor experiences ahead of the 2032 Games.
Move over Story Bridge: Giant steel piles will soon start floating up the Brisbane River as work begins on the latest of four “green’’ bridges. It could even be part of the Olympics marathon or torch relay route. SEE THE VIDEO
A stalemate between state and federal governments could be broken by next month, opening up a pipeline of projects.
Major overseas airlines will be lured to put more flights on into Queensland as part of a massive $200m deal to rebuild a $6b pre-Covid industry.
Brisbane’s Olympic Games organisers have been told to “get a bit crazy” by the man tasked with making Paris 2024 a reality.
The Premier has announced Queensland’s best and brightest minds will be tasked with ensuring the legacy of the 2032 Olympic Games lasts for generations.
The biggest names in Australian sport and business will be joined by the chief of the Paris 2024 Games to discuss the legacy opportunities of the Brisbane Olympics. Don’t miss your chance to be involved.
A major milestone will be reached in the state’s $5.4 billion infrastructure project on Thursday as the first borer breaks through.
As a planned light rail network causes controversy on the Sunshine Coast, there are even bigger plans ahead of the 2032 Games.
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