Redland Mayor Jos Mitchell will take a 10-day ratepayer-funded international Olympic fact-finding tour despite publicly opposing a $100 million whitewater venue in her city during last year’s election campaign.
Swimming Australia would tear up plans to relocate to Brisbane if the state government does not build a world-first National Aquatics Centre for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Thousands of residents in well-organised community groups opposed to Brisbane 2032 are fighting to ensure their backyards don’t become the centre stage when the city is beamed to the world.
The anti-sport, anti-development whingers are threatening Brisbane’s Olympic dream, writes Des Houghton.
A controversial planned Olympic venue dividing a bayside council has received the backing of a secret business case.
Queenslanders have until midnight on Friday to have their say on infrastructure and planning for the Brisbane 2032 Games, writes Jen Williams.
Brisbane’s 2032 stadium debate has a new entrant – only for the idea to be met with mixed reviews. HAVE YOUR SAY
Yet another Brisbane icon has been put forward as the “logical choice” to be the potential site of the city’s main Olympic stadium as the 100-day review continues. VOTE NOW IN OUR POLL
The 2032 Olympic Games remain a hot topic but one Qld mayor says he has a solution to one of the issues.
Premier David Crisafulli has pledged full transparency in the state government’s Olympic stadium plan, but there’s one question he won’t answer… yet.
We’ve heard enough about legacies. What people want now is proof we can stage the Olympics, writes Mike O’Connor.
A major house price surge is predicted after the Brisbane 2032 Games, with some suburbs set to see increases over 14 per cent, triggering an impassioned call from the peak housing and homelessness body.
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