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- BRISBANE: The Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games have been hit by a major leadership change, with organising committee chief executive Cindy Hook set to step down in December as preparations continue amid growing concerns over the event’s rising costs.
- The original Olympic bid budget of A$4.9 billion ($3.41 billion) has come under particular pressure as organisers reassess the costs involved in delivering the Games.
- Speaking at an International Olympic Committee session in Milan in February, Liveris said Brisbane organisers were working with the IOC on a revised budget.
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BRISBANE: The Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games have been hit by a major leadership change, with organising committee chief executive Cindy Hook set to step down in December as preparations continue amid growing concerns over the event’s rising costs.
Hook, a former chief executive of Deloitte Asia Pacific, took charge of the organising committee in 2022. Her departure will come at the end of her four-year contract, meaning she will leave the role nearly six years before the Olympic Games open in Australia.








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