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Queensland to Announce Brisbane 2032 Olympic Stadium Plan on March 25

The state government will finalize and reveal its venue strategy after years of uncertainty and public debate over key infrastructure decisions.

Olympics - 138th IOC Session - Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan - July 21, 2021 President of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach announces Brisbane as the 2032 Summer Olympics host city during the 138th IOC Session Pool via REUTERS/Toru Hanai/File Photo
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Overview

  • The Queensland government will publicly announce its finalized venue plan for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics on March 25, following cabinet approval on March 24.
  • An independent panel's report on infrastructure options will be delivered to the government on March 8, with discussions held privately with stakeholders before the public release.
  • Debate over the main stadium's location has persisted, with options including rebuilding the Gabba, constructing a new stadium at Victoria Park, or using existing venues like Lang Park.
  • More than 5,000 public submissions were received during the 100-day review, reflecting strong community interest in the Games' planning and legacy.
  • Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie emphasized the need for a delivery plan that restores confidence and ensures the Games highlight Queensland's strengths on the global stage.