The Gold Coast’s hockey centre is set to receive a $10 million upgrade to help it host major international matches ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Games, according to multiple reports. The project is described as part of creating a lasting sporting “legacy” that extends beyond the Games themselves. Coverage across outlets says the revamp will position the venue to lock in significant fixtures and strengthen its suitability for high-level hockey events. The articles also reference the venue’s competitive history, pointing to Ballymore’s “Olympic snub” in relation to where hockey would be staged for 2032, while suggesting the Gold Coast upgrade supports a different pathway for the sport. While the reports share the same overall description—cost, timing, and purpose—they do not provide further technical details in the excerpts provided. Overall, the reporting frames the $10m revamp as a pre-Games investment intended to improve the centre’s capacity and relevance for international competition leading up to and supporting the 2032 Olympic programme.