Striving for Gold - Logan’s 2032 Games Legacy Forum
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be a once-in-a-lifetime event that offers the City of Logan an incredible opportunity to inspire and drive positive change.
In May 2025, the City of Logan hosted a legacy forum to harness the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity presented by the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This forum brought together community organisations, businesses, and government agencies to transform the City of Logan Legacy Roadmap (released in September 2023) into a bold and actionable plan that will benefit the community for generations.
The forum aimed to:
- Review and prioritise initiatives from the Legacy Roadmap
- Facilitate new ideas and projects for inclusion in the action plan
- Encourage collaboration across sectors to identify mutually beneficial opportunities
- Explore ways for ongoing community representation in Council planning
Participants also gained insights from international Games experts, including lessons from Paris, and engaged in visionary discussions to shape Logan’s Olympic and Paralympic legacy.
This forum marked a significant step in setting a shared vision for Logan’s future—one that embraces innovation, inclusivity, and long-term impact.
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Striving for Gold- Logan's Games Legacy event
On 7 May at the Striving for Gold – Logan’s Games Legacy event, Council was delighted to host representatives from community, business, government, sporting clubs and organisations plus key 2032 Games planning organisations to share ‘big ideas’ on what the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics can bring to Logan in the lead up to the Games and beyond.
An exceptional line-up of speakers guided by MC, 5-time Olympian Natalie Cook OAM OLY shared their knowledge on what Logan’s Legacy could be before attendees identified and developed gold, silver and bronze medal ideas that have the potential to deliver long term social and economic benefits to the city.
A summary of the outcomes of the forum is in the infographic on this page.
Feedback from the forum will be collated and will help inform Council’s Games Legacy Action Plan, ensuring that when the world comes for the 2032 Games, Logan will be ready to take full advantage of the opportunity and to create a lasting legacy for the city.
If you’d like to provide any further feedback on the event or Games legacy planning, please contact Council at council@logan.qld.gov.au.
