At just 26, Michael Burton became enamoured with stained glass after tagging along to a class his partner wanted to attend.
Fascinated by the beauty and technique, he ended up buying a range of coloured glass after the course and built his first set of windows.
‘I ended up building a house around that set of windows – 3 of them, all depicting Australian birds,’
The craft has remained a const
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In Slacks Creek, you can now stop and smell the roses – literally. The first of its kind in the area, Southside Flower Market is reinventing the experience of flowers, where customers can explore the consumer cold room and even arrange their own bundles. Business owner Nicki Christensen, a fourth-generation florist, set up his business during the pandemic with his wife when they realised how dis
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It’s been almost a year since something special sprouted up in Slacks Creek. Like magic, the Harry Potter-themed Cauldrons Café and Emporium has weathered the storm of COVID-19 and continues to enchant visitors to this day. Self-proclaimed Potterhead and business owner Gabriel Fuller first launched online after losing his job during the pandemic. It’s since become an escape fo
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It’s been a tough few years for hospitality businesses. For Bec Cobbing and Leigh Mitchell (pictured), who run the White House of Waterford, being adaptable and building a relationship with the community was essential for their business to survive – and being forced to stay closer to home opened up a whole world of culinary fare they didn’t know Logan had. ‘We have lived in Logan for years
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Nestled in a quiet corner of Underwood, a new venue is providing a slice of Korea’s unique café culture through iced Americanos and fluffy milk cream doughnuts. In Seoul, the latest trend is scouring the city for quality ‘bbang coffee’, or ‘bread and coffee’. Both can be found at Bake It, where Eunji Shin and her team sell shelves of sweet and savoury pastries, all made fresh on the pre
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If you’re looking for authentic Asian eats, the City of Logan is full of hidden gems. Whether you’re after traditional Chinese street food or trendy Korean milk cream doughnuts, there is an endless array of restaurants and cafes to explore in the area. We’ve compiled these stand-outs so you can explore Asia’s rich history, culture, and ingenuity through food. Bake It This café is p
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At just 26, Michael Burton became enamoured with stained glass after tagging along to a class his partner wanted to attend. Fascinated by the beauty and technique, he ended up buying a range of coloured glass after the course and built his first set of windows. ‘I ended up building a house around that set of windows – 3 of them, all depicting Australian birds,’ The craft has remained a const
Read MoreIn Slacks Creek, you can now stop and smell the roses – literally. The first of its kind in the area, Southside Flower Market is reinventing the experience of flowers, where customers can explore the consumer cold room and even arrange their own bundles. Business owner Nicki Christensen, a fourth-generation florist, set up his business during the pandemic with his wife when they realised how dis
Read MoreYou’ll find everything imaginable – including the kitchen sink – at the Logan Recycling Markets, held from Friday to Monday every week in Heritage Park. Logan local Louise Wheatley is a keen shopper, and Logan Recycling Markets is one place where she can always guarantee a bargain. ‘There’s just so much here. You can find some really great buys every time,’ she says.
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