Olympic budget blowouts will be covered by private money, minister pledges
Queensland’s Olympics minister says any unseen costs for the 2032 Games will be paid for by ticket revenue or sponsorships, not taxpayers.
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Queensland’s Olympics minister says any unseen costs for the 2032 Games will be paid for by ticket revenue or sponsorships, not taxpayers.
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Queensland’s Olympics minister says any unseen costs for the 2032 Games will be paid for by ticket revenue or sponsorships, not taxpayers.
Queensland’s Olympics minister says any unseen costs for the 2032 Games will be paid for by ticket revenue or sponsorships, not taxpayers.