Forget jackhammers and new stadium builds—Brisbane 2032 has finally announced actual progress with an official logo reveal scheduled for October 5th. 

As listeners call in to pitch their creative emblem designs, we want to know: are you excited for the big artwork reveal or just desperate for real construction to start?

Forget jackhammers and new stadium builds&mdash;Brisbane 2032 has finally announced actual progress with an official logo reveal scheduled for October 5th. 
As listeners call in to pitch their creative emblem designs, we want to know: are you excited for the big artwork reveal or just desperate for real construction to start?

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

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Brisbane 2032 Olympic logo reveal set for Oct 5: What should it look like?

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Toowoomba has kicked off its 77th Carnival of Flowers by obliterating a world record, gathering 1,546 locals at Queens Park dressed as native Toowoomba violets. 

Regional Councillor James O'Shea joined the show to share how the community smashed Malta's previous record by over 600 people and to unpack the powerful historical tribute behind their chosen costume.

Toowoomba has kicked off its 77th Carnival of Flowers by obliterating a world record, gathering 1,546 locals at Queens Park dressed as native Toowoomba violets. 
Regional Councillor James O'Shea joined the show to share how the community smashed Malta's previous record by over 600 people and to unpack the powerful historical tribute behind their chosen costume.

Brisbane 2032 Olympic logo reveal set for Oct 5: What should it look like?

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