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It was meant to showcase accessibility upgrades for Paralympians at a Brisbane sports venue ahead of the 2032 games. But in an embarrassing blunder, a planned tour of the facility was not wheelchair accessible. The bungle follows debate over a new stadium for the city.
It was meant to showcase accessibility upgrades for Paralympians at a Brisbane sports venue ahead of the 2032 games. But in an embarrassing blunder, a planned tour of the facility was not wheelchair accessible. The bungle follows debate over a new stadium for the city.
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