Brisbane 2032 organising committee grilled at IOC meeting in Milan
The Brisbane 2032 organising committee has faced tough questions about whether venues will be ready in time from the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Andrew Liveris, a member of the organizing committee, has pointed out that the decentralized nature of the Games across the state will incur additional costs. However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is generally pleased with the progress being made.

As Brisbane tried to wow the crowd in Milan, Princess Anne and Prince Albert of Monaco, along with Australia’s very own canoeing queen, Olympian Jess Fox, were all in the house.
Brisbane 2032 organising committee grilled at IOC meeting in Milan
The Brisbane 2032 organising committee has faced tough questions from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Milan(9News)

While breakdancing is vying for a return, Liveris expressed skepticism about the potential comeback of Raygun.

“I’m not sure about that,” he commented.

“Breakdancing has indeed submitted an application, so we’ll have to wait and see. There’s no indication yet of which sports we’ll choose.”

Meanwhile, Brisbane is optimistic about avoiding the logistical issues currently faced by Italy, where, just days before the Winter Olympics, a new ice hockey stadium is still under construction.

The race is on to complete this specialized venue in time for the competitions, though it’s already operating with limited capacity due to incomplete seating arrangements.

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