Earlier this week, the Crisafulli government revealed there had been a cost blow out for three smaller Olympic venues.
The bill for the new Chandler Indoor Sports Centre, the Sunshine Coast Indoor Sports Centre and to upgrade the Sunshine Coast outdoor stadium is more than $180 million above original estimates.
Cost savings will be looked at and scopes may have to be revised to fit within the $7.1 billion funding agreement struck between the Queensland and federal governments for the Games.
If the smaller venues are revised, the Crisafulli government may face backlash from local mayors.
Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli made it clear she was unhappy at the prospect of venues being scaled back.
"It is incredibly disappointing that we will be held up again for a 100 day review," she said on Thursday.
"Our community has been promised these facilities … These projects have been validated, they have been designed, they are ready to go."
Queensland may have a new state government but the same issues surrounding a centrepiece stadium for the 2023 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games persist.
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