QMCA Brisbane 2032 Breakfast
On 25 March, the State Government revealed the venues, infrastructure and facilities associated with the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The QMCA has provided substantial input to this current review. The construction sector will be critical to ensuring that the infrastructure, venues and facilities can be delivered prior to 2032. But what is the detail? How will this be delivered, when and how? The Chair of the Games Independent Infrastructure & Coordination Authority, Stephen Conry AM, will be joining the QMCA for a breakfast on 10 April to discuss these issues.
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