Plans for the 2032 Olympics now include rowing in a crocodile-inhabited river

Olympics-Crocodiles no issue but river current could scupper Brisbane rowing plans

SYDNEY (Reuters) – The crocodiles that inhabit the Fitzroy River appear not to be too much of an issue but the water current could scupper plans to stage the rowing at the 2032 Olympics in Rockhampton, some 600 kilometres north of Brisbane. The proposal to hold the rowing events in the city on the central Queensland coast were announced on Tuesday along with the final venue plan for Australia’s third Olympics. Rowing Australia appear to have bee…

A broken election promise, a controversial multi-billion dollar stadium and Olympic rowing in a river with saltwater crocodiles: Plans for the 2032 Olympics are causing a stir in Australia.

Olympic venue plans are in place for Brisbane 2032 and now the wait for construction begins

It'll be another year or two before construction begins on the main Olympic stadium for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — Sail around the Whitsunday Islands. Surf on an iconic Gold Coast breakwater. Paddling on a river inhabited by crocodiles in Rockhampton.

Plans for the 2032 Olympics now include rowing in a crocodile-inhabited river

There’s been no construction yet on new Olympic venues for the 2032 Brisbane Games. Queensland leaders say it’s time to start building.

Now, organizers of the 2032 Summer Olympics in Brisbane have decided where the canoeing competitions will be held. The problem? Crocodiles live in the river.