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How Brisbane Olympics could change the lives of Qld kids
Despite Australia’s proud sporting reputation that helped Brisbane this week secure “preferred candidate” status with the IOC for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics, AOC chief executive Matt Carroll said some schools had limited phys-ed classes to nothing more than a walk around the oval.The AOC has warned all levels of government that publicity campaigns talking up exercise have not worked to get kids moving or turn back the obesity epidemic.Mr Carroll said organised sport gave kids physical and…
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