Brisbane 2032 legacy boss named as Olympic Committee’s new CEO
Sports powerbroker Mark Arbib has been named the new Australian Olympic Committee chief executive officer, replacing the outgoing Matt Carroll.
Sports powerbroker Mark Arbib has been named the new Australian Olympic Committee chief executive officer, replacing the outgoing Matt Carroll.
Delivering an Olympic and Paralympic Games is massively complex. For the plan to come together you need a governance structure that lets everyone have their say, but which allows quick and decisive decision-making and the clearing of unexpected roadblocks.
One of the most controversial projects in Toowoomba’s history reportedly played a key role in helping the city realise its Olympic dream — according to the man who owns it.
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It won’t play host to any matches but Football Queensland is not giving up on its dream to see Perry Park transformed into a 20,000 seat stadium in time for the 2032 Olympics.
Knives are being sharpened and some huge names are on the chopping block from the Brisbane Olympic Games board. SEE WHO
A new private-public partnership, 20,000-seat stadium, units for 10,000 athletes and even a multistorey horse pavilion – step inside the cutting edge transformation of the RNA Showgrounds.
From the RNA Showgrounds to Victoria Park, I took it upon myself to find out how long it takes to walk between our new Games venues. WATCH THE VIDEO
High-profile sport and business identities are set to be sensationally axed from the powerful Brisbane 2032 board in bid to “enhance efficient and effective decision-making”.
Former Brisbane lord mayor Graham Quirk has unleashed on Steven Miles for ignoring his recommendation for a stadium at Victoria Park. Should Labor have listened? VOTE NOW
A phone call just minutes before the release of the state’s Olympic infrastructure plan was the last chance for the federal government to learn where its $3.4bn of Games cash would be spent.
Ariarne Titmus has thrown her support behind Brisbane’s newly announced $1.5 billion Olympic swimming complex, after criticising earlier proposals she believed would have “short-changed” the sport.
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