Brisbane is scheduled to host the 2032 Olympics Games and there’s been much discourse over which sporting facilities should be revamped or rebuilt for the event and beyond. Some proposals call for stadiums to be built over green spaces, has sparked the old debate of infrastructure verses the environment and whether sports should be the ‘be all to end all’ for the community.
4ZZZ’s Toni Pankaluic spoke with Wayne Cameron, Catchment Manager of the Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee to learn about issues involving public versus non-public consultation over stadium projects in particular involving the Quirk Report.
For a deep dive...
Click here to read the full Quirk Report or listen to an earlier story Toni covered involving a potential Olympic reveamp for Raymond Park.