Brisbane Olympics precinct plans spark community backlash over green space loss

First Nations communities face potential loss of culturally significant land and green space in their traditional territory.

In the long negotiation between cities and the events they host, Brisbane finds itself at a familiar crossroads: the promise of a world-class future set against the irreplaceable texture of a living place. This week, the Queensland government released concept images for the Victoria Park Olympic precinct, a site that is at once Brisbane's largest inner-city parkland, a First Nations cultural landscape, and now the proposed home of a stadium and aquatic centre for the 2032 Games. Community groups have responded not with celebration but with pointed questions, suggesting that the distance betwee

Brisbane Olympics precinct plans spark community backlash over green space loss

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