The Queensland government has announced its vision for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, designating Victoria Park as the primary stadium for the event. In addition, a brand new National Aquatic Centre will be constructed at the existing Centenary Pool located in Spring Hill.
Key developments include the relocation of rowing events to Rockhampton, while tennis will continue to be hosted in Brisbane. The Queensland Tennis Centre is set to undergo significant upgrades, featuring the addition of a new arena with a capacity of 3,000 seats.
Moreover, Toowoomba Showgrounds will be transformed into a premier equestrian centre. As these plans unfold, the government is keen to hear public feedback on these decisions.
A series of reader polls have been introduced to gauge public opinion on various aspects of the Games, including support for the choice of Victoria Park as the Olympic stadium, confidence in Brisbane’s ability to host a world-class event, and the relocation of rowing and sailing to Central and North Queensland. Readers are also invited to share their thoughts on the redevelopment of the Centenary Pool into the Olympic Aquatics Centre.
It’s important to note that these polls are not scientifically rigorous and merely reflect the views of those who opt to participate.