A Woodridge father who has taken his love for the world’s most popular sport, and used it to support those in need, has been honoured at the 2022 City of Logan Volunteer Awards. Abdul Samim Khan is the founder of the Logan Roos Football Club in Woodridge and the winner of Frank Lenz Memorial Award for Volunteer of the Year. Since the club’s inception six years ago, Logan Roos has become a home
Young people in the City of Logan have a sense of security in their neighbourhood. This view was expressed by all residents under 35-years-old who took part in the 2022 Logan Safe City Survey. The survey outcomes form part of the quarterly report for the Safe City Strategy and Action Plan 2021-2025, endorsed by Logan City Council today. The quarterly report also highlighted recent community-based
An ambitious plan to develop the City of Logan’s version of California’s Silicon Valley will aim to attract leading and start-up technology and research businesses. Logan City Council will investigate establishing an ‘innovation precinct’ in Underwood and Slacks Creek to house a range of cutting-edge industries including: Aeronautical engineering Biotechnology industries Medical laborator
Logan City Council’s Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct has received a ringing endorsement from Australian music superstar Pete Murray, ahead of his highly anticipated appearance at the Melting Sunsets music festival. The So Beautiful singer, who grew up in Queensland and has sold more than 1.2 million albums over his two-decade career, is eagerly anticipating his June 11 performanc
A day of environmental adventure and family fun is on offer at Berrinba Wetlands on Saturday, June 11. The free day of entertainment will allow visitors to explore the 8.5km of nature trails and walkways and meet creatures that call our waterways and bushlands home. The event follows Council’s Logan Eco Action Festival on Sunday, June 5 at Griffith University’s Logan campus, Meadowbrook. Envir
Children in the City of Logan can go on an outback adventure through Logan Libraries National Reconciliation Week activities. Logan Central Library will host the Nana Magic, Tilly and Friends show featuring dancing and singing for children under eight from 10am to 11am on Wednesday, June 1. An indigenous plant session will also be presented by University of Southern Queensland Elder in Residence U
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