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Brisbane Sports Facility Projects Advance with Demolition and Upgrades
Work begins at the Logan PCYC site and continues at Chandler as part of preparations linked to the Brisbane 2032 Games.
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Demolition has begun at the Logan PCYC site south of Brisbane to make way for a new 7,000-seat, 9-court indoor sports centre for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with construction expected to start by the end of 2026.
Logan PCYC Site Progress
The start of demolition at the Logan PCYC site marks the first visible step on this project. The new centre will provide nine courts under one roof and seating for 7,000 spectators. This facility is intended to support training and competition needs during the 2032 Games and to remain as a legacy venue afterward.
Chandler Sports Precinct Makeover
The $257 million makeover of the Chandler Sports Precinct is underway. The project includes a new Indoor Sports Centre and upgrades to the Brisbane Aquatic Centre. These works form part of the broader infrastructure program tied to the Games.
Ballymore Stadium Completion
At Ballymore Stadium the new $31.5 million National Rugby Training Centre and grandstand opened in June. The facility now serves as a dedicated base for rugby programs in Brisbane.
These updates reflect ongoing site activity across multiple Brisbane venues. Local sports organisations will gain access to improved training spaces once the projects reach completion. Further stages at the Logan site are scheduled to begin by the end of 2026, while work at Chandler continues through the current phase of construction.