Steven Miles has defended his stadium plan for when Brisbane hosts the Games in 2032.
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has defended his stadium plan for the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane, saying it will have a legacy.
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has defended his stadium plan for the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane. Miles, however, said the legacy of the games and the stadiums would live on in Brisbane.
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