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Brisbane 2032 team encouraged to embrace playtime

Brisbane 2032 organisers have been challenged to make increased long-term sports participation a Games legacy, through better access to play. The Play32 collective, a

Work starts to find best stadium site within Victoria Park

Geotechnical surveys will begin within days to determine the best site in Victoria Park to build the Brisbane 2032 main stadium, which now will be partially funded by

InterContinental enters Brisbane luxury hotel market

Luxury hotel brand InterContinental Hotels & Resorts has entered the Brisbane market and is planning a two-year transformation of its Elizabeth Street

Desire no obstacle for Brisbane 2032 Games push

The push is on to have obstacle racing included as a standalone Olympic sport at the Brisbane 2032 Games. A new group, the Australian Multisport Federation (AMF), has

Renewable projects face greater social impact scrutiny

Regional communities will have more input into the approval process of energy projects, following the passage of legislation in Queensland Parliament this week. Deputy

Penrith rowing centre upgrade amidst Games venue row

Hot on the heels of Australian Prime Minster Anthony Albanese suggesting rowing at the Brisbane 2032 Games be moved away from Queensland, the New South Wales Government

Double boost for clubs and junior athletes

Increasing participation in grassroots sport in Queensland is being tackled by supporting both providers and participants. The State Government has announced funding for

Days left to have input into Brisbane 2032 Games vision

Queenslanders only have days left to help shape the vision of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. A public survey, which aims to capture how locals want the

Sunshine State eyes United States for ideas and investment

A Queensland delegation is bound for the United States on a trade mission to gain insights into Olympic and Paralympic Games planning and promote the state’s

Para Unit welcomes first cohort of aspiring champions

The first cohort of a new wave of Queensland Paralympic champions are on the starting blocks. State Sports Minister Tim Mander said 20 athletes had recently joined the

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