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Catalyst for opportunity
It is critical that every Queensland local community can share in the social and economic benefit of hosting one of the biggest events in the world, a survey of Queensland’s councils has found.
Learn moreBenefit for all
Councils resolved at the 2021 LGAQ Annual Conference to ensure that all Queenslanders could benefit from the Games.
Learn moreOffering solutions
The report presents seven recommendations for the State Government to consider to drive statewide benefits.
The Survey
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The Local Government Association of Queensland surveyed councils across Queensland in response to a resolution of Association members resolving to ensure all Queenslanders benefit from the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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91 percent of councils surveyed believe hosting the event will bring the potential for new trade and investment opportunities.
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57 percent believe it can achieve a legacy in their communities.
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26 percent are hopeful of infrastructure and tourism promotion.
Campaign Details
At the 2021 Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) Annual Conference, Queensland councils were clear in their resolution that the State Government must ensure there is a sharing of the economic benefits and funding communities for all of Queensland following the successful bid to host the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
A survey of councils across Queensland showed that communities are ready to engage now and start planning in order to realise value to local economies pre, during and post the 2032 event.
The On Your Marks: Queensland local government and the road to 2032 report made seven recommendations to help drive statewide benefits.