Who buys the technology behind Brisbane 2032?
A supplier bidding for accommodation software follows a different route from the builder delivering the rooms. Two public listings show how the buying process works.
Original QLD32 explainers and dated announcements from councils, Queensland, the Commonwealth and Games organisations.
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A supplier bidding for accommodation software follows a different route from the builder delivering the rooms. Two public listings show how the buying process works.
Brisbane Showgrounds anchors the accommodation plan. The Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Rockhampton proposals each have a different purpose and stage.
The authorities deciding where to build a venue and the bodies deciding which sports will compete work to different timetables.
In 2027 the IPC board will choose the sports for Brisbane’s 2032 Paralympics, taking venue requirements and costs into account. The IOC has scheduled its separate Olympic sports…
Council announced staged clearing across 12 hectares of Moreton Bay Central. The precinct includes the future indoor sports centre, UniSC and a TAFE project.
The 2026–36 plan addresses training, barriers to volunteering and recognition. The state identifies Brisbane 2032 as an opportunity to grow participation.
GIICA heard from more than 250 people and groups. About 90% of survey respondents supported the Cairns upgrade, with shade, seating and access among the priorities.
The Executive Board approved a revised timetable. A December review will narrow the disciplines under consideration before the IOC Session in Punta Cana.
Engineers, geologists and surveyors are assessing conditions at venue sites. Ecology and cultural heritage specialists also contribute to siting and design decisions.
Landscape architect James Birrell is working on the project at the pool his father designed. The heritage-listed complex opened in 1959.
The state and South Bank Corporation sought interest in precinct renewal ahead of 2032. Their brief includes a new lagoon and upgraded public space. Proposals still require…
Darumbal directors discuss the Fitzroy River’s cultural significance and the opportunity to share its history through the proposed rowing and canoe venue.
A council film explains the longer-term goals for transport, participation and connected communities across the region.
The first session brought together business, sport, health and community representatives to discuss local opportunities connected to the Games.
Olympian Natalie Cook and Paralympian Alexa Leary uncovered a piece of the design on the Sunshine Coast during the Queensland-wide reveal.
Six elements collected around Queensland came together in Brisbane as the organisers introduced their Olympic and Paralympic designs.
The BESIX Watpac and John Holland joint venture advanced to the next procurement stage. It will work through construction methods and design details with GIICA.
Queensland announced a pitch system intended to support international cricket from the stadium’s first cricket season.
World Rowing and Paddle Worldwide endorsed the proposed flatwater course after specialists assessed river conditions, the course and barrage operations.
The Commonwealth and Queensland signed an agreement covering projects in Cairns, Logan, Moreton Bay, Redland and the Sunshine Coast. Individual budgets remain unpublished during…
The design team discussed how sightlines, seating tiers and the distance to the field could shape the experience in the new oval stadium.
Sharon Hannan recounts the track’s development from its early years and discusses what an upgraded stadium could offer Cairns athletes.
GIICA highlighted James Birrell’s involvement as a landscape architect on the aquatic precinct. His father designed the heritage-listed pool that opened in 1959.
Site preparation began on the Spring Hill side of Victoria Park after the pool closed. The handover precedes construction of the National Aquatic Centre.
GIICA invited contractors with demolition and earthworks experience to apply for the stadium upgrade’s early works. The advertised closing date was 9 September 2026.
Queensland published its draft for the precinct beyond the Games and invited public feedback on its mix of sport, open space and recreation.
The architects described an open design for Victoria Park, drawing on Queenslanders’ verandas and the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces.
GIICA introduced the principal design team after a six-month selection process. The designers discussed balancing heritage, elite competition and daily community use.
The department identified investment in venues, athlete preparation and transport alongside border, telecommunications and sport integrity services.
The state announced the Queensland contractor’s appointment after preliminary site investigations began in June. The contract covers early stadium works.
Design leads from Hassell and COX described their partnership and how they see the stadium relating to the surrounding park.
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