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Arts

Community-made lanterns to light up bird exhibition

Logan residents can create their own glowing lanterns to be displayed in a major birdlife exhibition at Logan Art Gallery. The Night Jarring workshop will...
Beenleigh

Big. Game. Fishing.

Playing sport gave Logan Basketball general manager Mitch Young amazing experiences and now he’s finding satisfaction in paying that forward. He talks to Carissa...

Picture books to share celebrating First Nations culture

Free men’s social group meets in Eagleby

Reggae by the River to open Distillery Road Market music festival series

Beenleigh Beats to showcase young performers

Community

Lifestyle

Beenleigh

Big. Game. Fishing.

Playing sport gave Logan Basketball general manager Mitch Young amazing experiences and now he’s finding satisfaction in paying that forward. He talks to Carissa...

Picture books to share celebrating First Nations culture

Serving and swerving for Australia

5 road safety tips Logan drivers should remember this week

Bayanihan Festival returns to Kingston

Opinion

Arwen McGregor

Opinion: The priceless value of Logan’s invisible infrastructure

Arwen McGregor - 0
By Logan Chamber of Commerce president Arwen McGregor We recently celebrated a powerhouse sector of our local economy that doesn't show up on a standard...
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Development

Opinion – Taking important steps to improve flood mapping

Jon Raven - 0
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven On June 4, council will look at changing the city’s flood policy for the better. This is an important next step...
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Charity

Opinion – Logan’s community centres shine bright

Jon Raven - 0
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven Community centres are some of the most important places in Logan. They’re where people go when they need a hand, want...
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Loganholme

Opinion: Budget call: more cops, cameras

Mick de Brenni - 0
By Member for Springwood Mick de Brenni Residents across Logan are all telling me the same thing: they don't feel any safer, despite the Crisafulli...
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Business

Serving and swerving for Australia

Carissa Mason -
Rolling fast and hitting hard are what Windaroo athlete Josh Brass loves most about playing wheelchair tennis. The 16-year-old has just returned home after donning...

Short-term accommodation proposed at Park Ridge site of worship

Tyson Parker -
The Brisbane Assembly Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses at Park Ridge, is seeking approval to build on-site accommodation for students and instructors attending Bible education...

Young entrepreneurs to gather at Loganholme

Tyson Parker -
Students will be encouraged to think like business founders at the Young Entrepreneur Summit Logan on Wednesday, 10 June. The one-day summit, hosted by The...

Opinion: The priceless value of Logan’s invisible infrastructure

Arwen McGregor -
By Logan Chamber of Commerce president Arwen McGregor We recently celebrated a powerhouse sector of our local economy that doesn't show up on a standard...

Opinion – Taking important steps to improve flood mapping

Jon Raven -
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven On June 4, council will look at changing the city’s flood policy for the better. This is an important next step...

Sport

Politics

Breaking News

Fun

Arts

Community-made lanterns to light up bird exhibition

Logan residents can create their own glowing lanterns to be displayed in a major birdlife exhibition at Logan Art Gallery. The Night Jarring workshop will...
Beenleigh

Big. Game. Fishing.

Playing sport gave Logan Basketball general manager Mitch Young amazing experiences and now he’s finding satisfaction in paying that forward. He talks to Carissa...

Picture books to share celebrating First Nations culture

Free men’s social group meets in Eagleby

Reggae by the River to open Distillery Road Market music festival series

Beenleigh Beats to showcase young performers

Community

Lifestyle

Beenleigh

Big. Game. Fishing.

Playing sport gave Logan Basketball general manager Mitch Young amazing experiences and now he’s finding satisfaction in paying that forward. He talks to Carissa...

Picture books to share celebrating First Nations culture

Serving and swerving for Australia

5 road safety tips Logan drivers should remember this week

Bayanihan Festival returns to Kingston

Opinion

Arwen McGregor

Opinion: The priceless value of Logan’s invisible infrastructure

Arwen McGregor - 0
By Logan Chamber of Commerce president Arwen McGregor We recently celebrated a powerhouse sector of our local economy that doesn't show up on a standard...
Read more
Development

Opinion – Taking important steps to improve flood mapping

Jon Raven - 0
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven On June 4, council will look at changing the city’s flood policy for the better. This is an important next step...
Read more
Charity

Opinion – Logan’s community centres shine bright

Jon Raven - 0
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven Community centres are some of the most important places in Logan. They’re where people go when they need a hand, want...
Read more
Loganholme

Opinion: Budget call: more cops, cameras

Mick de Brenni - 0
By Member for Springwood Mick de Brenni Residents across Logan are all telling me the same thing: they don't feel any safer, despite the Crisafulli...
Read more

Business

Serving and swerving for Australia

Carissa Mason -
Rolling fast and hitting hard are what Windaroo athlete Josh Brass loves most about playing wheelchair tennis. The 16-year-old has just returned home after donning...

Short-term accommodation proposed at Park Ridge site of worship

Tyson Parker -
The Brisbane Assembly Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses at Park Ridge, is seeking approval to build on-site accommodation for students and instructors attending Bible education...

Young entrepreneurs to gather at Loganholme

Tyson Parker -
Students will be encouraged to think like business founders at the Young Entrepreneur Summit Logan on Wednesday, 10 June. The one-day summit, hosted by The...

Opinion: The priceless value of Logan’s invisible infrastructure

Arwen McGregor -
By Logan Chamber of Commerce president Arwen McGregor We recently celebrated a powerhouse sector of our local economy that doesn't show up on a standard...

Opinion – Taking important steps to improve flood mapping

Jon Raven -
By Logan Mayor Jon Raven On June 4, council will look at changing the city’s flood policy for the better. This is an important next step...

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