Brisbane's Olympic Stadium to be Rebuilt for 2032 Games

The 2.7 billion Australian dollar project will increase seating capacity to 50,000 and include a new underground rail station.

The Gabba, Brisbane's main stadium for the 2032 Olympics, is set to be demolished and rebuilt in a 2.7 billion Australian dollar project.
Construction will begin after the Gabba hosts an Ashes cricket test against England in late 2025 and is expected to be completed by 2030.
The redevelopment will increase the seating capacity to 50,000 and will include a new underground rail station.
A local primary school and several sports teams, including the Brisbane Lions, will be temporarily relocated during the construction phase.
The Queensland state government, local councils, and Australia's federal government are the main backers of the games.