Report carousel Brisbane 2032 Games | Movement Strategies Report

People mobility before the games begin…

Sustainable infrastructure and Venues

Legacy of place: thriving places and spaces

Social inclusion for all

People mobility before the games begin...

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Harnessing data in Maroochydore to create thriving communities beyond the games

We're using dynamic data to ensure a thriving Maroochydore Athlete's Village and CBD. The insights we're capturing now will help ensure Maroochydore is a place where people will want to live, work and play long after the games.

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How to deliver inclusive infrastructure that brings everyone across the finish line

For infrastructure to leave a positive legacy beyond the games, we must put people first. How can we deliver inclusive transport, housing and venues that enable sustained independence and meet the needs of all groups, of all abilities, now and beyond the games?

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How new data can dramatically shift the Olympic precinct experience

Mobile data’s critical role in planning visitor attendance, venue and live-site precincts - ensuring confidence that venue, security and transport overlays balance both event impact and BAU.

We don’t need to build more for the Olympics; we need to build better

In the lead up to the Brisbane 2032 Games, it will be near impossible for every proposed project to get the green light. How do we prioritise projects to deliver infrastructure and venues with the highest social, economic and environmental value?

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How new data can dramatically shift the Olympic precinct experience

Mobile data’s critical role in planning visitor attendance, venue and live-site precincts - ensuring confidence that venue, security and transport overlays balance both event impact and BAU.

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We don’t need to build more for the Olympics; we need to build better.

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Sustainable infrastruture and venues

People mobility before the games begin...