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As with every Olympics, we are told Brisbane’s will be different and better. It’ll take decades to get a full accounting.
Brisbane has the opportunity to create a new model for the Olympics: fewer permanent venues, less attention on one city and (hopefully) a more positive and less costly legacy.
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