The Queensland government has suggested it would cost a further $3.5 billion to build the athletes' villages for the 2032 Olympics.

That averages out to about 30 condoms per athlete. The Olympic village's long ... We're like, ‘Holy cow, what is this place?' ...

Hockey has made a pitch to ditch Ballymore for the Gold Coast, while swimming has called for a new aquatic centre at Victoria ...

said Australia faced global embarrassment unless the village was moved from the proposed Hamilton Northshore site. Conditions at athletes’ villages have been a bugbear at many Olympics ...

The Queensland government is facing a multi-billion dollar black hole to fund four athlete villages for the 2032 Olympic Games. It is expected to cost $3.5 billion to build the facilities, which will ...

A new view of what a proposed 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Athletes Village will look like at Robina. He is also pitching roofing the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre at Southport to host swimming.

The village is earmarked for a site on Collyer Quays and Robina Town Centre Drive and will feature numerous high-rise towers, plus a green bridge connecting with Cheltenham Drive across Mudgeeraba ...

Rob Woodhouse Reveals Bold Plans For Revitalised Australian Swimming League Swimming Australia CEO Rob Woodhouse has revealed ...

Methods Analysis of prospectively recorded medical records for the Australian ... Olympic Shadow Squad in 2016, examining all rib stress injuries. Results 19 rib stress injuries (12 reactions and 7 ...