Work has begun on the Logan Indoor Sports Centre with demolition of the old Logan PCYC site clearing the way for one of Queensland’s largest multi-purpose indoor sports venues. The centre, which will accommodate 7,000 spectators across nine courts, is being developed as part of the $7.1 billion Games Venues Infrastructure Program funded jointly by the Australian and Queensland Governments.
The centre will host a range of indoor sports during the 2032 Games, including ball sports, boxing, martial arts and Para sports, with the full schedule of events to be confirmed later this year. After the Games, the venue will remain available for schools, clubs and community groups, providing access to world-class facilities and encouraging greater participation in sport across Logan.
Federal Treasurer and Local Member for Rankin Jim Chalmers described the project as the largest investment in sporting infrastructure in Logan’s history. “A nine-court venue capable of holding 7,000 spectators will change the face of sport in Logan and make a real difference for thousands of kids who will play and compete here,” he said.
Federal Minister for Infrastructure Catherine King highlighted the broader community benefits of the project, noting the centre will serve as a hub for local communities during and after the Games. Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development Jarrod Bleijie said the works reflected the progress being made on Queensland’s 2032 Games Delivery Plan and the lasting legacy for local communities.
City of Logan Mayor Jon Raven said the project marked a new era for the site and expressed excitement about the opportunities the centre will provide for the growing community. GIICA CEO Simon Crooks confirmed the demolition was a key milestone in the ongoing delivery of 17 new and upgraded venues across the state.
Planning for the principal design contractor is underway, alongside necessary approvals, and further updates on the centre’s construction are expected in the coming months.
More information about the Logan Indoor Sports Centre is available here.
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