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The International Olympic Committee’s decision to name Brisbane as its preferred candidate for the 2032 Olympics puts the Queensland capital on a fast-track to victory before several expected rival candidates have publicly developed their plans.
Share on Twitter Australian Olympic chief John Coates says Brisbane's bid to host the 2032 Olympic Games is as good as a done deal after it was awarded exclusive negotiation rights. The Olympics and Paralympics are set to return to Australia after Brisbane, and the state of Queensland, was installed as the preferred bidder for the event by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) at an executive committee meeting. Numerous other cities including Budapest, Istanbul and Doha had previously flagged interest in hosting the 2032 Games. But the Australian bid has long been considered t...
Hosting 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane 'the dream' for Aussie athletes25/02/2021|5min Paralympic Gold Medallist Curtis McGrath has celebrated the decision to nominate Brisbane the preferred city to host the 2032 Olympic Games saying competing before a home crowd is “the dream” for many athletes. The International Olympic Committee announced on Thursday Brisbane had been nominated as the preferred city to host the 2032 Olympic Games. The decision gives Brisbane the capacity to engage in exclusive negotiations over the next 12 months and is an important next step in the ongoing dialogue wit...
Australia has become the strong favourite to host the 2032 Olympics after the IOC gave it the status of its preferred bidder early on Thursday morning.
Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman says it's great for Brisbane that the International Olympic Committee announced it is the preferred city to host the 2032 Olympic Games. "I think it's a great thing for the state and, of course, it's great for Brisbane," Mr Newman told Sky News host Chris Kenny. The decision gives Brisbane the capacity to engage in exclusive negotiations over the next 12 months. This is an important next step in the ongoing dialogue with the Future Host Commission. "I'm one of those people who's very, very excited about it,&quo...