Overview
- Australian and Queensland governments have signed a joint A$7.1 billion agreement to fund Brisbane 2032 venues, unlocking the Commonwealth’s record A$3.435 billion contribution
- Geotechnical and environmental site investigations are already under way at Victoria Park for the future 63,000-seat main stadium
- Procurement has opened for four minor venues including Logan and Moreton Bay indoor sports centres, a Sunshine Coast Stadium upgrade and Barlow Park
- A private-sector procurement process for a 17,000-seat Woolloongabba arena is set to launch by the end of this year
- Legislation now empowers the Games Infrastructure Authority to override planning laws and resolve any cultural heritage disputes