The Future Brisbane Summit focused on how the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games can set lasting foundations for the community. Panelists stressed that legacy planning is more than just preparing for the events; it is about ensuring that the investments undertaken will serve the needs of the community long after the Games have concluded. This sentiment was echoed by all participants, calling for a vision that transcends the race day activities.
Lord Mayor Adrien Scrutton emphasized the necessity of addressing infrastructure gaps in Brisbane prior to the Olympics. He pointed out that decisions such as whether to build one or multiple stadiums must prioritize community needs rather than serving only the spectacle of the games. Transport connectivity was identified as a vital area that needs attention, as effective public transport systems are essential for accommodating a growing population and enhancing overall accessibility.
Federal Minister Anika Wells highlighted a dual focus on sports participation and health in the lead-up to the Brisbane Games. Wells expressed her aspiration for Australia to reclaim its top position in the medal tally, driven by robust support for athletes, particularly those with disabilities. By doubling the funding for Paralympic sports, her vision embodies the potential of the Games to foster inclusivity and aspiration throughout the Australian community.
The Future Brisbane Summit has brought together key figures to discuss the critical aspects of preparing for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Editor Chris Jones hosted a panel featuring Premier David Chrisley, Federal Minister for Sport Anika Wells, and Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrien Scrutton. The discussion kicked off with a focus on the legacy of the Games. Premier Chrisley inspired the audience with a call to not only prepare for the upcoming events but to ensure that the investments made would benefit the community for generations to come. This emphasis on sustainability and legacy resonates with the sentiments expressed by the Lord Mayor and Federal Minister, who both advocated for meeting the existing needs of Brisbane residents, regardless of the Games. As the panel delved into the concrete steps required to achieve these goals, Lord Mayor Scrutton highlighted transportation and infrastructure development. He characterized the Olympic bid as a catalyst for enhancements the community needs—asserting that projects such as new stadiums should be designed with long-term benefits for the population in mind. Federal Minister Wells expressed a personal commitment to Australia's success at the Brisbane 2032 Games. Sharing insights about increased funding for Paralympic sports, Wells stressed the importance of participation from all Australians, emphasizing mental and physical health benefits through sports engagement. She concluded with a vision of achieving significant medal wins—similar to Australia's top medal tally in previous Olympics. In closing, all panelists echoed a unified message: the upcoming Games should not merely be seen as sporting events but as a unique opportunity for Brisbane to showcase itself on the world stage and invest in its community's future. The commitment to an Olympic legacy that benefits all is now more critical than ever as Brisbane looks ahead to a promising future.Top of their agenda is to RESTORE OUR PROPERTY RIGHTS and REPEAL this 2021 legislation....Section 215 was added into the Land Title Act 1994 states: 2021, the red and blue teams stripped away our property rights when they introduce a new section (215) into The Land, Explosives and Other Legislation c The new Section 215 in the Land Title Act 1994 states: Certification of title cease to be instruments: (1) On the commencement, a certificate of title – a) Ceases to be an instrument under this Act; and b) Ceases to be evidence, conclusive or otherwise, of the indefeasible title for the lot for which it was issue. (2) To remove any doubt, it is declared that subsection (1) does not affect— (a) the indefeasible title for the lot for which the certificate of title was issued; or (b) any interest in the lot for which the certificate of title was issued. The new digital certificates do NOT show lawful proof of historical ownership and carry NO LEGAL WEIGHT, as did our previous Certificate of Titles as the value of a property is held in the TITLE DEEDS.
Good it looks like I wont need to get my Australian passport renewed to enter Queensland.
Copied from Aus Parliament site 18/11/24 2nd reading adjourned 18/11/24 Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Amendment (Scheduling) Bill2024 (Prime Minister and Cabinet portfolio) Amends the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 to add an area of land that is detailed in the Canteen Creek Area Indigenous Land Use Agreement so that the Wakaya Alyawarre Land can be granted as Aboriginal land. Senate: Introduced 15/8/24 Passed 26/11/24
Brisbane is a cancer growing on the state of Queensland, sucking all the blood out of the rest of the state.
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