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The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games bring unmissable opportunities to accelerate the advancement of our entire state, and the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) is making the most of them.

Established to lay the foundations for the world’s biggest event, GIICA will ensure new and upgraded venues used for the Games create a positive impact and lasting legacy for Queenslanders. 

Following the 100 Day Review of Games infrastructure and planning conducted by GIICA, the Queensland Government announced the 2032 Delivery Plan on 25 March 2025. Visit  delivering2032.com.au to see how GIICA’s new and upgraded infrastructure projects fit into the broader plan for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. 

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Our Venues

GIICA are responsible for delivering 17 new and upgraded venues in time for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, 

All new and upgraded venues will be planned and designed to meet the needs of our growing regions, with benefits being realised before the Games begin, so that Queenslanders can start enjoying the new and improved facilities on offer.  

New and upgraded facilities will be purpose-designed to meet local community participation needs first and foremost.  

Shortly before the Games, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee will prepare these new and upgraded venues, plus existing, temporary and non-competition venues, for hosting Games events. 

Following the Games, the venues will be valued community assets to serve long-lasting benefits.

Learn more about individual venue projects to be delivered by GIICA.

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Locations

The Games will largely be hosted across three key zones – Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast – with some events being held in Townsville, Toowoomba, Maryborough, Rockhampton, Mackay, Whitsundays, Cairns, Sydney and Melbourne.

GIICA will manage the delivery of new and upgraded venues in:

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Brisbane & Surrounds

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Sunshine Coast

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Gold Coast

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Cairns

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Rockhampton


Other Venues

The following new, existing or temporary venues have been earmarked to host Games events. Shortly before the Games, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee will prepare these sites ready to host Games events. 

Visit delivering2032.com.au to find out more about these Games venues:

  • Alexandra Headland
  • Brisbane Showgrounds Arena
  • Broadbeach Park Stadium 
  • Broadwater Parklands 
  • Brisbane Entertainment Centre 
  • Cairns Convention Centre 
  • Carrara Stadium (People First Stadium) 
  • Coomera Indoor Sports Centre 
  • Brisbane Cricket Ground (The Gabba) 
  • Gold Coast Arena (a new venue to be delivered by City of Gold Coast with oversight by GIICA)
  • Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre 
  • Gold Coast Hockey Centre (an upgraded venue to be delivered by City of Gold Coast with oversight by GIICA)
  • Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre 
  • Gold Coast Stadium (CBUS Super Stadium) 
  • Harrup Park (Great Barrier Reef Arena) 
  • Ipswich Stadium (Brighton Homes Arena) 
  • Lang Park Stadium (Suncorp Stadium) 
  • Maryborough Archery Venue
  • Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
  • North Queensland Stadium (Queensland Country Bank Stadium) 
  • Queensland State Netball Centre 
  • Royal Queensland Golf Club
  • Sunshine Coast Arena
  • Sydney Football Stadium
  • Townsville Sailing Venue
  • Whitsundays Sailing Venue
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Four athlete villages were identified in the 2032 Delivery Plan. 

Visit delivering2032.com.au to find out more about these Games venues: 

  • Brisbane Athlete Village 
  • Gold Coast Athlete Village 
  • Sunshine Coast Athlete Village. 
  • Rockhampton Athlete Village