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Brisbane Sports Facility Developments Mark Recent Milestones
Construction and opening updates at multiple venues provide the latest progress on Brisbane sports infrastructure projects.
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A new $31.5 million National Rugby Training Centre and integrated grandstand at Ballymore officially opened in June. The venue now serves as a base for elite sport and women's rectangular sports.
Ballymore National Rugby Training Centre
The Ballymore facility upgrade delivers dedicated training and spectator infrastructure. This project supports local rugby programs and broader rectangular sports use in Brisbane.
Logan PCYC Redevelopment
Demolition has begun at Logan PCYC south of Brisbane. The site will become a new 7,000-seat, 9-court indoor sports centre built for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.
Brisbane Stadium Earthworks
BMD Constructions was appointed to undertake early earthworks for the new 63,000-seat Brisbane Stadium in Victoria Park. The venue is planned to host the 2032 opening and closing ceremonies and athletics events.
New CBD Sports Courts
Mirvac and Suncorp unveiled Brisbane CBD's first sport courts. The $1.5 million multi-court facility at Roma and Turbot Streets opened for public use.
Chandler Sport Precinct Upgrade
The Chandler Sport Precinct is receiving a $257 million joint government makeover. The facilities were originally built in 1979 for the 1982 Commonwealth Games and will receive updated infrastructure.
These projects reflect ongoing investment in venues across Brisbane. Further construction phases are expected at the Logan and Victoria Park sites as planning continues. Residents can follow official announcements from Queensland government sport agencies for updated timelines on public access and event programming.