A $3.5 Billion Commitment to Queensland Infrastructure
The Australian and Queensland governments have formalised a landmark investment agreement ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Almost $3.5 billion will be directed into new and upgraded venues across the state, including major projects such as the Victoria Park stadium and the National Aquatic Centre in Spring Hill.
This program represents more than Olympic facilities. It highlights the scale of growth already underway across Queensland and the opportunities these projects will create for communities well into the future.
You can read the full ABC News article here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-20/qld-olympics-infrastructure-funding-agreement-signed/105675470
Opportunities Beyond the Games
While the Olympics are the driver behind this wave of investment, the benefits extend far beyond 2032. New and upgraded facilities will improve transport, drainage, and community infrastructure across the state, strengthening Queensland’s capacity to support urban growth. By prioritising both world-class venues and long-term community assets, the program demonstrates how infrastructure investment can leave a lasting legacy.
DPM Consulting’s Expansion into Queensland
At DPM Consulting Group, we are proud to be part of this momentum. With our new Brisbane office now open on Queen Street, we are committed to supporting Queensland’s growth through practical, future-ready infrastructure solutions.
Our Queensland operations are led by Mal McCann, State Manager for Queensland. With more than 20 years of experience across land development, transport, drainage, and water infrastructure, Mal is well positioned to build strong partnerships and deliver value-driven outcomes across the state.
Our Commitment to Long-Term Value
Brisbane 2032 highlights the importance of technical expertise, collaboration, and forward planning in engineering. At DPM Consulting, we remain focused on delivering projects that achieve both immediate success and long-term resilience. Our goal is to ensure Queensland’s infrastructure investments provide benefits that extend well beyond the Games, creating thriving communities and sustainable cities for the future.
