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I'd expect they will be similar dates to Sydney? (15 Sept 2000 – 1 Oct 2000) Summer Olympics in winter months?Olympics will be held in 23 Jul - 8 Aug so Super Rugby(Indo-Pacific) should be done by then.
I'd expect they will be similar dates to Sydney? (15 Sept 2000 – 1 Oct 2000) Summer Olympics in winter months?Olympics will be held in 23 Jul - 8 Aug so Super Rugby(Indo-Pacific) should be done by then.
Nup. All in the same window regardless of hemisphere. It won’t be that late. Adam’s timing is pretty accurateI'd expect they will be similar dates to Sydney? (15 Sept 2000 – 1 Oct 2000) Summer Olympics in winter months?
Dates have already been set as 23 July to 8 August, I believe it's to best integrate with NBC's broadcast schedule in the US.I'd expect they will be similar dates to Sydney? (15 Sept 2000 – 1 Oct 2000) Summer Olympics in winter months?
Did not expect that, at least Brisbane does not have cold winters. But it's still a bit of a cop out by the IOC to have a summer games in the middle of winter.Dates have already been set as 23 July to 8 August, I believe it's to best integrate with NBC's broadcast schedule in the US.
I guess that's what 7-8 billion buys you.Did not expect that, at least Brisbane does not have cold winters. But it's still a bit of a cop out by the IOC to have a summer games in the middle of winter.
87%ish percent of the worlds population lives in the Northern Hemisphere, so sounds fine to me?Did not expect that, at least Brisbane does not have cold winters. But it's still a bit of a cop out by the IOC to have a summer games in the middle of winter.
Way too small given the membership numbers, even in the lean years. It's absolutely perfect for the return of the NRC though. Hopefully that's not just wishful thinking on my part.Is there a final decision on whether the Reds will plan any games at Ballymore once the redevelopment is complete? Surely it would be an ideal facility to host some of the smaller games at? Get some school bands playing and some food trucks with good beer and it would be absolutely fantastic.
The Queensland Rugby Union today began the first construction works on a Queensland Olympic venue with the $30 million Ballymore National Rugby Training Centre and new McLean Stand.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk today officially broke ground on the NRTC, which will be constructed during the next 14 months by Buildcorp.
The NRTC is the first stage of a sweeping revamp of the famous Herston site, which will include swimming and sport climbing facilities to help build the next generation of Olympic athletes in multiple sports.
The NRTC will be the new national headquarters for women’s rugby and the national Wallaroos team, as well as a new training base for the Queensland Reds men's and women’s Super Rugby teams.
The integrated 3010-capacity integrated grandstand replaces the old McLean Stand and gives Ballymore the ability to be a new home for women’s rectangular sports. The new stand will keep the McLean name, honouring one of the most famous families in Queensland rugby.
The facility will include a 700m2 elite gym, aquatic recovery centre, a 75-seat auditorium and a 120-person capacity function room and player’s lounge. The NRTC has been designed to easily move between a high-performance centre and the centrepiece of a 15,000-capacity stadium, with meeting rooms that convert into game-day suites.