Food and music lovers will let loose next week with a massive carpark party at one of the City of Logan’s most popular clothing outlets. The popular LSKD sportswear store at Loganholme will host Eats & Beats on Friday, June 24, from 5pm until 9pm. More than 20 food trucks and live music will entertain the crowds outside, while inside the LSKD store, sportswear lovers will make the most of ex
City of Logan residents can expect increased investment to sustain rapid growth in next week’s Logan City Council 2022/2023 Budget. Sporting facilities, the environment, innovation and infrastructure will benefit from budget initiatives and spending. Mayor Darren Power said it would be a ‘controlled budget’ that would deliver a surplus while meeting the needs of a growing city. “Catering t
City of Logan landmarks have been showcased in Japan through a unique joint art opportunity that will now be displayed locally. Primary school students from the sister cities of Logan and Shibukawa in Japan have created artwork based on a shared theme of Our Town for the children’s art exchange project. City of Logan students chose to represent landmarks such as Kingston Butter Factory, Berrinba
Safety of the road network at North Maclean has been boosted with the opening of a new bridge on Scott Lane. The bridge is three metres higher than the previous crossing and has a wildlife corridor underneath. It replaces an ageing drainage culvert. The $6.2 million overhaul gives motorists a safer and more reliable crossing of the creek by increasing flood immunity and reducing the frequency and
City of Logan Mayor Darren Power is urging residents whose homes were affected by flooding earlier this year to register for a new buy-back and funding program. The Resilient Homes Fund will assist eligible homeowners to repair or retrofit their homes to incorporate flood-resilient design and materials in liveable rooms or areas. Homes in high-risk areas that aren’t suitable for retrofitting may
Environment-inspired work by arty students will be seen by residents across City of Logan next year. Logan City Council’s 2023 World Environment Day calendar will feature drawings done by the students as part of an ‘Our Green City’ poster competition. Mayor Darren Power and Councillors presented the winners of the competition with certificates and prize packs at LEAF (Logan Eco Action Festiv
Children dreaming of becoming marine biologists can wrangle sharks during Logan City Council’s June/July school holiday program. Interactive education sessions for children and teens aged from seven to 17-years-old will be held at Loganholme’s Shark and Ray Gardens as part of Council’s KRANK School Holiday Program. Sessions are between 1pm and 3.30pm on Tuesday, June 28 and Monday, July 4. A
The City of Logan has launched a program designed to help high-growth scale ups crack the lucrative US market. The United States Market Access Program is an accelerator program delivered by the City of Logan in partnership with Los Angeles-based Network for Global Innovation (NGIN). It aims to equip participants with the tools needed to go global. The program is supported by Trade and Investment Q
City of Logan high school students have gone on an excursion of a different kind. Students from several Logan schools have visited local businesses to get a taste of working life and hear the stories of business leaders and innovators. The event is an initiative of Mayor Darren Power’s Local Jobs and Skills Taskforce. The taskforce aims to develop programs with employers, service providers and t
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
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