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Queensland’s credit rating just took a hit—downgraded from AA-plus to AA for the first time in 17 years, largely due to Olympic infrastructure spending. The move could cost residents an extra $400 million annually in higher borrowing costs, with experts warning of rising interest rates. While the government blames past administrations and argues the investment is essential, opposition leaders demand transparency on Olympic costs, which were blocked in parliament. Critics like GamesWatchDog2032 warn this isn’t just about construction—it’s a long-term financial gamble with uncertain returns after the Games end.

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https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/politics/annual-400m-debt-bomb-warning-after-credit-downgrade-c-22877569

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