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Local businesses across Queensland and Australia are set to play a key role in delivering the Olympic and Paralympics, as the 2032 Games unveils a AUD 2.5 billion (€1.5bn) procurement strategy aimed at driving economic growth and creating a lasting legacy. 
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The wild weather didn’t scare off the windsurfers!
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FIFA’s presale for World Cup 2026 tickets has revealed just how expensive the tournament could be for supporters – and now England fans are calling on the FA to lobby FIFA for fairer prices.
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The company will have to give fans more information, after an investigation into Oasis ticket sales.
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September 17 – FIFA has allocated $355 million to clubs releasing players for the 2026 World Cup and for the first time will pay clubs for releasing players for World Cup qualifiers.
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Isle of Man TT organisers have confirmed significant scheduling changes ahead for the 2026 event while also revealing provisional dates for the 2027 and 2028 editions.
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FIFA has confirmed that dynamic pricing will be used for next year’s men’s World Cup, as football’s global governing body counts down to the first ticket sales phase next week.
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Global Rail will feature Dh1m innovation grant for transport solutions
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Amid uncertainty over the feasibility of building a ski resort in the
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A landmark agreement between the Australian and Queensland Governments will deliver $7.1 billion (€4.33bn) in infrastructure for the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, securing a once-in-a-generation legacy for communities across the region and nation, officials announced on Thursday.
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Rising fees among those wishing to enter the United States appear as a new hurdle to clear by organisers who keep hoping to ensure an inclusive Olympic Games experience, an effort that has met significant pushback from the Donald Trump administration with its strict border control directives.
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Live Nation Entertainment’s revenue reached $7bn (£5.2bn/€6bn) in the second quarter of 2025, marking a 16% increase compared to last year’s Q2 results.
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July 28 – FIFA has returned fire in its war against players’ union FIFPro criticising what it says is the “increasingly divisive and contradictory tone adopted by FIFPRO leadership”. While calling for a return to the negotiating table, the FIFA statement will likely only escalate the conflict – perhaps the statement’s only objective as FIFA bids to break the unions.
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The world's largest event celebrating Gaelic language and culture is kicking off in Fort William.
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The event is the UK's largest outdoor motocross event, with up to 100,000 visitors expected.
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The 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics cost the French state €6.6
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A delegation from the country presented its plan to host the 2030
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August 29 – Germany, Poland, Portugal and the Nordic pair of Denmark and Sweden will bid for Euro 2029, European governing body UEFA confirmed today.
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One of Europe’s premier sneaker and streetwear events is set to arrive in the city later this year.
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The O2 has reported record revenue and EBITDA for the financial year ending December 31, 2024, fuelled by a “continued strong content mix”. The London arena is owned and operated by AEG through Ansco Finance, which has declared its financial results to Companies House. Turnover for 2024 increased to £130.1m (€149.5m/$174.2m) versus £122.3m in 2023,
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‘Unfortunately, the winds yesterday undid all that labor and wrecked our structure,’ organizers said Monday
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Many Australians are eagerly awaiting the start of the Brisbane
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For the first time in the Olympic Games, competition venues will be
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The Indian Olympic Association held a meeting in New Delhi on
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Three Royal Albert Hall seat-holders have lost a High Court bid for damages after they accused the venue operator of “unlawfully” depriving them of their rights to seats.
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