A new mural in the City of Logan pays tribute to servicemen, women and animals tasked with keeping the country safe. The mural at Greenbank Services Club features Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel. One panel depicts a Royal Australian Air Force member deployed to Afghanistan. Another shows an Army dog handler in action. There is a section dedicated to Australia’s World War II Diggers, dep
City of Logan children, teens and young adults can keep busy during the April school holidays with free in-person and online activities at Logan Libraries. International best-selling manga and comic book writer and artist Queenie Chan will host online sessions for kids, teens and adults including: Animation for beginners with Pixilart.com – Participants ages 12 and over will learn how to use th
Logan City Council is continuing the war against mosquitos with an intensive ongoing citywide treatment program to protect public health. More than 760 fresh and saltwater sites across the City of Logan have been sprayed, treated or inspected as part of a proactive and targeted campaign launched after the floods. And with showers and possible thunderstorms forecast for the coming three days, those
A first-hand look at the resilience of the City of Logan community was provided this week to the Governor of Queensland, Dr Jeannette Young PSM. Her Excellency visited Logan City Council on Wednesday, meeting with Councillors, staff and the community to inspect the continuing clean-up and recovery efforts after the recent severe weather event. At least 265 homes and 62 businesses were inundated (w
Show us the money! That’s the call from Logan City Council ahead of the 2022/2023 Federal Budget next week. In January, Council put forward 12 priority projects valued at $300 million for consideration in a pre-budget submission. Mayor Darren Power said Council had already committed funding to the projects but needed Australian Government assistance to bring them to fruition. “These projects a
History will be made at the Logan Entertainment Centre on April 7 when acclaimed stage show, Black Cockatoo, takes flight. The production, by renowned artistic director Wesley Enoch, will be the first time the former City of Logan resident has directed “at home” since the start of his decades-long theatre career. The one-night-only Black Cockatoo show is one of the most anticipated upcoming of
Three South East Queensland Councils have joined forces to deliver a regional recycling facility that could start construction next year and divert tonnes of waste from landfill. The $1.8 billion SEQ City Deal announced on Monday will support a raft of waste reform and infrastructure, with the potential for projects to include an innovative plan from Logan, Ipswich and Redland City Councils (SEQ s
Logan City Council is on target to meet a range of improvements and changes aimed at providing inclusive services and infrastructure for people with a disability. Council’s Access and Inclusion Plan 2019-2022 identifies 84 actions to be taken across nine priority areas. More than 77 per cent of those actions have been delivered with a further 17 per cent to be completed soon. City Lifestyle Chai
Improved transport connections and new community facilities are on the way for the City of Logan following the announcement yesterday of a $1.8 billion South East Queensland (SEQ) City Deal. Planning for priority transport and lifestyle projects will be kick-started through $78.46 million in funding, while more than $400 million in regional funding will be accessible for future infrastructure proj
Funding of up to $8000 is available for artists and arts practitioners for skills development, cultural tourism-creative projects or regional partnerships. The funding comes under the latest round of Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants, designed to help arts and cultural workers from all art forms and at all stages of their careers to develop. Individuals, groups and organisations can app
When the Logan River peaked at Waterford at 11.1 metres earlier this month, local businesses, along with residents, bore the brunt of Mother Nature. While the rain was devastating, community spirit proved to be an even stronger force as people united to tackle the mammoth clean-up task. On Nerang St, Ray White Waterford was among the 54 businesses inundated by flood water across the City of Logan
The worst flooding in the City of Logan in nearly 50 years will require some long-term repairs to several popular parks. Local flooding exceeded 2017 levels caused by ex-TC Debbie but was slightly lower than flood heights in 1974. The force of the water and huge debris load impacted playground equipment at various sites, moved a concrete half-pipe at Waterford West and pulled concreted bollards ou
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