Queensland opposition leader David Crisafulli has pleaded with voters to “give me 100 days and we can fix this mess” amid concerns for the future of the Brisbane Olympics.
The state government has faced pushback over its handling of preparation for the 2032 games, including the now-scrapped $3.4b makeover of the city’s Gabba stadium.
Queensland’s opposition leader David Crisafulli made a “plea” over the future of the Brisbane Olympics. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Glenn Campbell “I don’t want to have a Games that’s all about the politicians, it’s all about control. This is about Queenslanders.”
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