Brisbane's new Olympic Stadium will be the centrepiece of its 2032 games, but six years out, it is already mired in controversy following intense public opposition and a dramatic clash between police and protesters On Monday, Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie told the ABC his government was "not concerned" about the applications and that he did not believe they would be successful.In a separate bid to overturn the stadium's construction, a member of the Save Victoria Park campaign has taken the group's concerns to the IOC in Switzerland, arguing the stadium violates the IOC's own rules.The Olympic Host Contract for Brisbane 2032 states that permanent Olympic infrastructure should not be built "in statutory nature areas, cultural protected areas and World Heritage sites".The campaigner told the ABC that while his petition had been accepted, there had been no indication the IOC would intervene