Brisbane Awarded 2032 Summer Olympics

Historic Decision Marks First Bid Win for an Australian City

After an exciting bidding process, Brisbane, Australia has been officially awarded the 2032 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. The landmark decision was made at the 138th International Olympic Committee (IOC) session, marking a significant milestone for the city and the entire country.

Community Celebrations and Olympic Excitement

The weekend of July 22-23 saw over 30 communities across South-East Queensland erupt in celebration as the news of Brisbane's successful bid spread. The announcement ignited a wave of excitement and anticipation among the region's residents and sports enthusiasts.

With a strong focus on community engagement, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will involve more than nine million participants and volunteers. The Games will showcase Australia's Olympic spirit and its commitment to promoting sport and fostering a healthier and more inclusive society.

The Games will be held over a four-week period in Queensland, with Brisbane serving as the host city. The exact dates and venues for the events will be finalized in the coming years.

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