Redland City is set to unveil a jaw-dropping Olympic-linked leisure hub by 2030, featuring a massive 2,000-square-meter lagoon—claimed to outshine Brisbane’s South Bank Beach—right beside the Whitewater Centre, which will host slalom events at the 2032 Games. The precinct will also include a zip-line, hotels, restaurants, and a dive-in movie screen, with construction starting mid-2027. Despite concerns the Whitewater Centre could become a financial drain post-Games, Acting Mayor Julie Talty insists it’ll break even and fund the lagoon, a long-sought community dream. When not hosting athletes or emergency training, the centre will transform into a lazy river, turning Olympic infrastructure into year-round fun—a bold move poised to redefine regional recreation.
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