Queensland’s government confirms Magic Round will remain in Brisbane until the end of 2032 after reaching an agreement with the National Rugby League (NRL). Reports say the original arrangement was set to conclude after 2027, with the extension taking the event through to 2032. Local outlets describe the announcement as a state government commitment to continue hosting the NRL’s Magic Round, which is held in Brisbane as part of the league’s season. Multiple sources present the outcome as the result of a deal between Queensland and the NRL, rather than a standalone decision about scheduling. The coverage is consistent across outlets that the key change is the updated end date: the event’s future is extended from the post-2027 timeframe to 2032. No additional differences in terms, venues, or other event details are reported in the provided articles. The government’s confirmation therefore centers on continuity of the Brisbane Magic Round across the extended period ending in 2032.