Karl Stefanovic has weighed in on the discussion about the 2032 Olympics, saying he has “no faith in the Queensland government” to deliver the Games.
Brisbane was announced as the host for the 2032 Olympics more than 900 days ago, yet a shocking state government bungle could leave the city without a world class stadium.To end the division caused by the proposed $2.7bn demolition of the Gabba and find a more cost-effective option, Premier Steven Miles commissioned an independent review of major Olympic venues.
“I’ve got no problem with the federal government, but I have no faith, I have no faith in the Queensland government in delivering the Games as it stands right now.”“Brisbane’s had more years than any other host city by the IOC to prepare, and it’s a shame that things have come to this point,” she said.
Steven Miles announced the government would use the $2.7bn to upgrade the city’s three existing stadiums Picture: NCA NewsWire / John Gass Alternatively, he announced the government would use the $2.7bn to upgrade the city’s three existing stadiums.
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