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.
Palpable excitement has returned to Queensland after David Crisafulli’s delivery of Brisbane 2032’s blueprint, following four years of Labor dithering and disappointments, writes Kylie Lang.
Brisbane 2032 can be more than a great Olympic and Paralympic Games – it can be a launch pad for Queensland’s future, writes Prof Deborah Terry.
Deputy Premier and Planning Minister Jarrod Bleijie just made private development of a Brisbane Arena much more enticing.
Documents obtained under Freedom of Information laws have revealed text messages and phone call logs as Jarrod Bleijie hand-picked his Games venue review team.
Four years of dithering by politicians has forced the International Olympic Committee to break its own rules for a key Brisbane 2032 deadline. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Australia’s largest privately-owned civil contractor, Brisbane-based BMD Group, wants a piece of the action when 2032 Olympics contracts are handed out.
Barely three months into the new year, the headlines in sport business are filled with new leagues and fresh formats, write John Cairney and Rick Burton.
Queensland has been warned to not spread 2032 Olympic Games events too far across the regions to avoid major cost blowouts – and most readers agree. HAVE YOUR SAY
Former Labor premiers somehow managed to lead the state for 3½ years without making a start on Olympic venues, writes the editor.
Brisbane’s Lord Mayor has warned there may be more than just financial implications if events for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games were spread out to more regional cities.
For the first time in decades, the sports to be played at an Olympics will not be locked in seven years ahead, Andrew Liveris has confirmed.
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