Brisbane News Live: Lions disappointed stadium ruled out so fast; Brisbane service helping young break cycle of abuse

The Albanese government was briefed on the recommendations of the Quirk review of 2032 Games venues, and will now renegotiate its funding commitments.

Federal Infrastructure Minister Catherine King said she was looking forward to working with the Queensland government on its “proposals”, which still require further assessment to have Commonwealth support.

“Queenslanders can remain confident that the Albanese government remains committed to supporting and investing in Games venue infrastructure,” King said.

“The Games are a once-in-a-generation opportunity and will leave Queensland and Australia with a lasting built, social and cultural legacy.”

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In our top local stories this morning, the Gabba’s major tenants have expressed mixed views on the latest plan for the stadium, with the Brisbane Lions disappointed that a new stadium was ruled out so quickly.

On the same topic, Cameron Atfield argues in today’s Perspective that Premier Steven Miles picked the worst of the available Olympic stadium options – and it’s not going to save taxpayers a whole lot of money.

Meanwhile, the Queensland government has backed a recommendation that Brisbane Arena be built on a new site, with paths, bridges and boulevards connecting it to the CBD and beyond.

We also look into a Brisbane service that’s helping young people break the cycle of domestic violence.