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Brisbane 2032 Olympics: Queensland Government Simplifies Preparation Work

The Brisbane 2032 Olympics is set to receive a boost from the Queensland government. This week, a joint statement was released, announcing the introduction of new amendments to streamline the preparations for the 2032 Olympics. These amendments will enable Olympic venues to bypass some major planning regulations.

Brisbane 2032 Olympics: Queensland Government Simplifies Preparation Work
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IOC President - Elect to Attend OCA's 45th General Assembly

The Asian Olympic Council (OCA) has announced that the newly - elected President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), who emerged victorious in a highly competitive election in March this year, will travel to Kuwait, a Middle Eastern country, to attend the 45th General Assembly of the OCA next month.

IOC President - Elect to Attend OCA's 45th General Assembly
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Modern Pentathlon Loses 8 Spots for 2028 Olympics

Despite being retained on the programme of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, the modern pentathlon will see its athlete quota reduced from 72 to 64. Among the 31 sports set to continue in the 2028 Games, only surfing (with 48 athletes) has a smaller entry, yet modern pentathlon has been an Olympic sport since 1912.

Modern Pentathlon Loses 8 Spots for 2028 Olympics
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Cricket Confirmed for 2026 Aichi - Nagoya Asian Games

Cricket has been officially included in the lineup of sports for the 2026 Aichi - Nagoya Asian Games, as decided during the third meeting between the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) and the Aichi - Nagoya Asian Games Organising Committee (AINAGOC) on Friday. Scheduled to be held in Japan from September 19 to October 4, 2026, the Games are set to feature a diverse range of sports, with cricket now joining the prestigious roster.

Cricket Confirmed for 2026 Aichi - Nagoya Asian Games
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Prosecutors Request Constitutional Court Review of Milano-Cortina 2026 Foundation Classification

Local prosecutors have requested the Constitutional Court to review a decree that classifies the Milano-Cortina 2026 Foundation as a private entity. They believe this decree has hindered the investigation into alleged corruption in digital service tenders related to the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Prosecutors Request Constitutional Court Review of Milano-Cortina 2026 Foundation Classification
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"No Olympics LA" Group Warns of Risks Posed by 2028 Olympics

The "No Olympics LA" organization, established in 2017 and in line with Democratic values, has been vocal in its opposition to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Eric Sheehaan, the group's spokesperson, stated that they have been outspoken about their discontent. In the past, they disrupted an International Olympic Committee press conference and held protests against Governor Gavin Newsom, warning that the Olympics could pose significant risks to the city's future.

"No Olympics LA" Group Warns of Risks Posed by 2028 Olympics
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2026 Milan - Cortina Winter Olympics Organizing Committee Increases Operating Budget

The organizing committee of the 2026 Winter Olympics is making adjustments to its budget figures. In April, it announced that the current operating budget, excluding infrastructure projects and venue construction, is approximately 1.7 billion euros. This represents a 7% increase or 100 million euros more than the previous estimate, highlighting the significant logistical and financial challenges of hosting such a large - scale event, even against the backdrop of a declining inflation rate in Italy.

2026 Milan - Cortina Winter Olympics Organizing Committee Increases Operating Budget

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