Move comes as national standoff between Labor and Greens over housing increasingly intersects with planning for 2032 Games
For two years Melissa Occhipinti has feared herhome would be knocked down to make way for a temporary athletics track for the Olympic Games.
“Site survey and preliminary planning has confirmed a temporary athletics warm-up track and facilities will fit in Raymond Park without resuming houses,” Miles said in a statement. Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup “The Labor government is trying to shut this community up because Labor knows that what we are fighting for here in South Brisbane is gaining traction and support across the state,” she said in a statement.
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