The Brisbane 2032 Olympic Organising Committee has released new images showing a new Chandler Sports Precinct, set to undergo an AU $257 million redevelopment in preparation to host gymnastics, diving, water polo, track cycling, BMX racing, and wheelchair basketball.

A key part of the Game’s $1.87 billion Minor Venues Program, the refurbished Centre will have 10,000 seats and feature two halls—one for ten multi-sport courts and the other a 2,400m2 gymnastics facility—which will host a range of sports, including basketball, volleyball, netball, badminton, and gymnastics, before and after the Games.

In addition, construction works will include site improvements throughout the Precinct, including improved accessibility and lighting, a new green hub with gathering and meeting spaces, and inter-building connectivity.

According to Queensland Premier Steven Miles, the new plans follow a busy few weeks for the state, which yesterday quashed a renewed push to revive the debate over the AU $3.5 billion main stadium in Victoria Park.

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