Andrew Liveris, chairman of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, has rejected claims that Brisbane is a 'hillbilly town', asserting the city is cosmopolitan and capable of hosting a successful Games. His remarks came after the unveiling of the planned Olympic stadium, which has faced criticism for its small size and the decision not to rebuild the Gabba, an iconic venue. Liveris urged local politicians to avoid politicizing the Games and to honor their commitments, emphasizing the need for unity and enthusiasm for the event. He also noted that the International Olympic Committee is pleased with the organizing committee's progress, despite concerns over venue decisions. With Queensland's state election approaching, the future of the Games' venue plans remains uncertain, as Premier Steven Miles's choices may shift based on the election outcome. Ultimately, Liveris expressed confidence in Brisbane's ability to deliver a memorable Olympic experience, regardless of the venue developments.