Brisbane Officially Unveils 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Emblem Featuring Cockatoo
Brisbane, Australia, has officially launched its emblem for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics, featuring a cockatoo, following an accidental social media leak.
Peoria Bloomington, IL, October 5, 2026 — Brisbane, Australia, has officially launched its emblem for the upcoming 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The emblem prominently features a cockatoo, a symbol chosen to represent the spirit and identity of the host city and nation.
The unveiling marks a significant milestone in the preparations for the international sporting event. The design, which incorporates the distinct silhouette of a cockatoo, was formally introduced to the public.
This official launch follows an earlier, unintentional disclosure of the emblem on social media. Details surrounding the exact nature or timing of the social media leak were not provided. The emblem’s introduction is a key step as Brisbane and the broader region continue to prepare for hosting the Games.
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