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Premier promises ‘cost neutral’ Brisbane 2032 Olympics

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Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is promising the Brisbane 2032 Olympics will be cost neutral with no blowouts on stadium construction.

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Thousands of construction workers needed for Olympics build

Queensland will need tens of thousands of extra construction workers to satisfy the pipeline of infrastructure for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, expected to heap "enormous pressure" on the sector, building experts say.

10 days ago·Australia

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Premier promises 'cost neutral' Brisbane 2032 Olympics

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is promising the Brisbane 2032 Olympics will be cost neutral with no blowouts on stadium construction.

10 days ago·Australia

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Premier promises ‘cost neutral’ Brisbane 2032 Olympics

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is promising the Brisbane 2032 Olympics will be cost neutral with no blowouts on stadium construction.

11 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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Race is on for 2032 Olympics and Paralympics

The race to the Brisbane 2032 Games is finally under way after a few false starts, with the long-awaited Olympic […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Race is on for 2032 Olympics and Paralympics appeared first on Leader Today.

9 days ago·Longreach, Australia

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Goondiwindi Argus

Golden opportunity for region

The 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games are headed for south-west Queensland. Premier David Crisafulli confirmed on Tuesday Toowoomba would play […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Golden opportunity for region appeared first on Goondiwindi Argus.

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Queensland tourism set to grow ahead of 2032 Olympics

Image: Zstock/stock.adobe.com The 2024 National and International Visitor Surveys have shown that Queensland’s tourism industry has bounced back to pre-Covid levels, and the State Government has said it is poised for further growth. Queensland reached a record $35.3 billion in total overnight visitor expenditure from domestic and international tourists in figures compiled by Tourism Research Australia. Business visitation was the greates…

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