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Premier David Crisafulli is asking Canberra for more cash, while saying Olympic stadiums can be built within the existing budget.
Infrastructure Minister Jarrod Bleijie has responded to federal calls for the new state government not to further delay Olympic projects.
Industry leaders say the clock is ticking for the Queensland government to begin making major infrastructure decisions in preparation for the 2032 Olympic Games.
The Deputy Premier has revealed a potential $500m Olympics-linked cost blowout, arguing it was “another blowout” the former Labor government hid from Queenslanders.
David Crisafulli’s Olympic review has the potential to be as farcical as that performed by Labor, writes the editor.
Speculation over the Victoria Park stadium project has resurfaced, as the new Deputy Premier insists the government can reverse Olympic cost blowouts plaguing three key venues.
The new LNP government has fired a shot at the former Labor government after revelations its Olympic venues had blown out by $181m before a builder has been selected to start construction.
A Games funding war is brewing, with Jarrod Bleijie’s federal Labor counterpart taking issue with the state LNP’s attempt to revisit the agreement.
Brisbane’s Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has softened his staunch opposition to rebuilding the ageing Gabba, despite having repeatedly attacked it as a bad idea.
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