The Queensland Government has unveiled its comprehensive 2032 Delivery Plan, outlining key infrastructure projects to support the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. With a strong focus on transport, sport, housing, and regional development, the plan ensures the Games will leave a lasting legacy across the state.

Major Infrastructure Projects:

• New Brisbane Stadium at Victoria Park
  A new state-of-the-art stadium will be constructed in Brisbane, serving as a central venue for the Games and future events.
• National Aquatic Centre, Spring Hill
  The Centenary Pool site will be transformed into a world-class aquatic venue for swimming and diving.
• RNA Showgrounds Upgrade
  Includes redevelopment of the Main Arena and construction of an Athlete Village, which will be converted into housing post-Games.
• Queensland Tennis Centre Expansion
  A new show court and 12 additional match courts will strengthen the venue’s international capabilities.
• Chandler Sports Precinct
  Upgrades to deliver a Para-sport centre of excellence.
• Athlete Villages
  New accommodation developments on the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, later repurposed as community housing.

Transport and Connectivity:

• Faster Rail (Brisbane-Gold Coast)
  Infrastructure to support faster and more reliable rail services.
• The Wave (Beerwah to Maroochydore)
  A new rail line connecting the Sunshine Coast via the airport to the CBD.
• M1 and Bruce Highway Upgrades
  Major works to improve capacity, safety and flood resilience.
• New Bus Corridors and Rail Stations
  Aimed at easing congestion and improving public transport across SEQ.

Regional Upgrades:

• Barlow Park, Cairns
  Enhancements to seating and amenities to host larger sports events.
• Toowoomba Showgrounds
  Transformation into an Equestrian Centre of Excellence.
• Fitzroy River, Rockhampton
  Development of rowing and canoe sprint facilities.
• Cairns Western Arterial Road
  Road upgrades to improve traffic flow and safety.

Legacy and Community Benefits:

The Delivery Plan places a strong emphasis on lasting outcomes for Queenslanders. Many venues will be upgraded rather than rebuilt, keeping costs in check while ensuring top-tier facilities. Athlete Villages will transition into housing, and transport infrastructure will continue to benefit growing communities well beyond the 2032 Games.

To learn more, view the full plan here.