CoMSEQ was a key partner in the successful Brisbane 2032 bid process and remains a committed Games Delivery Partner (GDP) for Brisbane 2032, representing the Host Region – South East Queensland – and its Host City, Brisbane; Co-Host cities Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Scenic Rim, Redland, Ipswich and Logan; and remaining SEQ councils who have contributed to the foundational work to secure the Games.

On 5 March 2015, the region’s Mayors (through CoMSEQ) committed to investigating how hosting the Games could leave a lasting legacy in SEQ by accelerating the delivery of planned major regional transport and legacy infrastructure to support current and future needs, whilst also driving new opportunities for trade and investment.

Following six years of significant consultation, engagement and venue audits, feasibility and value proposition assessments were completed by experienced global experts with direct Games experience. This work culminated in the development of a strategic Games Master Plan in 2019 which carefully aligned pre-existing growth and transport needs of the region, whilst leveraging the legacy benefits of global exposure and long-term economic development. This work is the foundation of the current Brisbane 2032 Venues Master Plan.

Since the announcement of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, SEQ councils and CoMSEQ have been working with all GDPs to ensure that our region is well-prepared for the Games.