Chermside to Magic Mile: Sneak peek at shape of Brisbane to come
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Golden decade: Where property prices will soar ahead of Games
Eye-watering new data reveals just how much Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast median house prices near key 2032 Games venues could skyrocket by 2035.
Fresh images: What new Howard Smith Wharves will look like
New details and images have been revealed as plans to redevelop one of Brisbane’s most popular riverside precincts take shape.
How Brisbane could become world’s most accessible city
Brisbane can become a tourism mecca as one of the most accessible cities in the world, an expert says, but any changes made between now and 2032 would also benefit the locals, too. Here’s how.
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How Brisbane will beat the heat as climate change reality bites
As Brisbane gets warmer in the run-up to the 2032 Games, redesigning the city around keeping our cool will be key.
Editor’s view: Some like it hot, so let’s embrace Brisbane’s climate
Brisbane needs to embrace its climate, and there is a long list of ways we can do this, writes the editor.
‘Secret weapon’ that could see Brisbane raise its tourism game
Brisbane has something in abundance that Aussie capitals such as Sydney and Melbourne just can’t match, Mayor Adrian Schrinner says, and the city could use it as a major drawcard to lure tourists from rival destinations.
Sectors that will surprise visitors when they land for Brisbane 2032
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.
‘Missing piece’: The cultural landmark Brisbane needs by 2032
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.
Black holes to biodomes: Brisbane’s biggest eyesores transformed
Turning disused quarries into biodomes is one of the radical concepts to drive visitor experiences ahead of the 2032 Games.
How Brisbane’s venues and attractions will mix it with world’s best
As Brisbane prepares to take its place on the Olympic and Paralympic podium, we must seize the opportunity to showcase our world-class attractions, writes Luke Fraser.
Be a sport: Qld clubs asked to pitch in for radical move to solve housing crisis
Queensland sporting clubs have been asked to consider developing homes on the fringes of their facilities as a possible solution to the housing crisis.
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