The chair of the International Olympic Committee says it will not intervene on venue masterplanning for the Brisbane Games despite shambolic uncertainty surrounding its centrepiece stadium. HAVE YOUR SAY
An EXTRA billion or so for a 16km-long road – this is the latest example of how the Olympic stadium issue has become totemic in these challenging times, writes the Editor.
A former Qld events supremo has accused the Miles government of lacking vision while lamenting a missed opportunity over a radical but failed Roma St Parkland 80,000-seat stadium concept.
Sane humans and koalas are set to join forces to defeat the ridiculous thought bubble that is revamping QSAC, writes Dan Petrie. And they’re promising a terrible revenge.
Rather than immediate condemnation of a proposed upgrade of the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre, a number of real benefits for Queensland residents need to be explored, writes Carolyn Evans.
One anti-union decision by Premier Steven Miles would pay for the bulk of the 2032 Olympics, industry heavyweights have revealed.
A Brisbane conservationist has recorded two fresh sightings of koalas within the grounds of the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre. WATCH THE VIDEO.
It sits amid a mix of retail factory outlets, car yards, tyre and fast food joints and is just a javelin throw away from the Mount Gravatt Cemetery, QSAC is a far cry from the Stade de France.
Steven Miles has made us a laughing stock on the world stage, and his opposite number has hardly inspired, writes Kylie Lang.
What the state government spent on contracts and consultants in a single year could have paid for the centrepiece stadium for the 2032 Games, it can be revealed.
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