If you’re on a budget, have no fear – you only need a tenner to indulge in something tasty at these dining spots in the City of Logan, starting at just $2 for a plate full of food.
From immigrant-run favourites dishing up the most authentic curries in town to homegrown cafes with breakfast classics that can’t be beat, there’s something for everyone under 10 dollars.
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Marsden artist Nadya Wilson is discovering more about her identity, culture and heritage as the inaugural recipient of the 2024 Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship. The new scholarship program honours former Logan City Council employee, the late Robyn Daw, who led the Creative Industries program from 2012 until the time of her passing in 2022. Australian-Malaysian Nadya, 23, was selected as
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A new book has been launched to encourage local youngsters to learn about City of Logan’s past and present by focussing on 13 historical locations to interest children. The historical picture book Logan Then & Now features the characters of Sweetie the sugar glider, and children Martha and Jacob, exploring Logan’s First Nations and colonial history, along with the geography, parklands, riv
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UPDATE: Underdog Film Fest finalists had their entries screened and celebrated on 21 September at Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct. Winners will be announced soon. After winning film awards in America, Hong Kong, Japan and Australia, Kailani D’Amour hopes to continue her winning streak as an ‘underdog’ of Logan culture. The Rochedale South filmmaker is ready to make her mark at the
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Liam has mixed it with some of Australia’s renowned music producers, Joshua’s expertise has helped the success stories of festivals across the country, while Kat’s been in the lineup on stage and behind the scenes from Big Day Out to Woodford Folk Festival. Now these 3 Brisbane music industry professionals, Liam Brimble, Joshua Taylor-Anderson and Kat Bermingham, are stepping up as inaugural
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Award-winning artist Nicola Hooper has received yet another accolade as a Brisbane Portrait Prize finalist this August, guided by intuition, passion and 65,000 years of history. Nicola’s striking work, titled Kyra, was chosen to hang in the State Library of Queensland Gallery until 10 November 2024. The Shailer Park artist and educator was inspired after reading about a woman who became infected
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After dazzling audiences as a finalist on the television show Australia’s Got Talent in 2019, and performing on stages around the world, First Nations artist Mitch Tambo is spreading the magic of music and storytelling. Visiting Springwood on his national Walaanba Youth Tour recently, Mitch explained how the tour is an extension of what he considers to be his ‘soul work’ – performing o
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Although the City of Logan does eventually go to sleep, there are plenty of things to do at night when the sun sets. From late night eats to bustling night markets, live music performances and mini golf, here are some of the best things to do after dark in Logan. Explore the night markets After shops wind down and close for the day, certain pockets of Logan come to life. On the 3rd Friday of
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With the festive season approaching, it’s the greatest time of year to check out City of Logan’s best Christmas markets. These markets are full of cheer and often include Santa meet and greets, holiday activities, carols, festive food and more. There will also be plenty of artisan and gift stalls to explore, so don’t forget to bring your Christmas present shopping list. 30 November: Logan Ar
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