Australia news live: concept images of controversial 2032 Brisbane Olympics precinct revealed
The Queensland government released concept images of the Victoria Park precinct slated for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. The plan proposes new pedestrian bridges, expansion of the York’s Hollow wetland, and retains roughly two‑thirds of the park as public green space. Community members and First Nations elders have protested, citing concerns over loss of green space and cultural sites.
- ▪Concept images of the Victoria Park precinct were released by the Queensland government ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
- ▪The design includes two pedestrian bridges across the inner‑city bypass and flooding existing sports fields to expand the York’s Hollow wetland.
- ▪About two‑thirds of the existing park will remain public green space, according to the government plan.
- ▪The proposal has sparked protests from community members and First Nations elders concerned about loss of green space and cultural importance.
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21.59 EDTConcept images of controversial Victoria Park precinct revealed ahead of 2032 Brisbane OlympicsBen SmeeThe Queensland government has released new concept images showing Brisbane’s broader Victoria Park precinct after the construction of the 2032 Olympic stadium and aquatic centre.Victoria Park is Brisbane’s largest inner-city parkland and a site of significance for First Nations elders.It is a controversial choice as home to Brisbane’s upcoming Olympics, leading to protests from community members concerned about the loss of community green space and areas of cultural importance.The images – along with a master plan for the broader parkland site – show plans for two new pedestrian bridges across the inner-city bypass.
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