MISSING CHILD: Police appeal for help to find lost Toowoomba girl
A 15-year-old girl has gone missing from her Wilsonton home. She was last seen on McCafferty St yesterday.
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Everything but the kitchen: Probe into community hall fail
An investigation will be held into how plans for a community hall were changed in secret while Logan City Council was under administration, allowing it to be built without kitchen facilities.
REVEALED: Logan’s 50 most powerful people
The Albert & Logan News, with the help of some judges, has compiled the list of Logan’s 50 most influential and powerful people — The Logan Power 50. SEE WHO MADE THE LIST
Respects paid for brain cancer victim forced into quarantine
Logan City Council has paid its respects to Windaroo man Gary Ralph who died of brain cancer late last month after surgery in Sydney forced him to quarantine in a Brisbane hotel on his return to Queensland.
Revealed: Plans for massive new cultural precinct in SEQ
Plans have been unveiled to turn a bustling hub south of Brisbane into a cultural precinct, complete with eateries, new state government offices, residential units and a new cultural centre to house the city’s art collections. SEE THE BIG CHANGES
The 1.2m culprit that shut down a recycling centre
Most of a recycling centre came to a standstill today after this item discovered it was not eligible for a 10 cent rebate.
Where you can nab a house for as low as $199,000
A housing project south of Brisbane is claiming it will ‘save Aussie seniors hundreds of thousands of dollars’ with new small-lot houses as low as $199,000 up for sale.
Museum steps in to save Deadly News
A part of Queensland’s written history has been preserved after hundreds of indigenous magazines were handed to an aboriginal museum south of Brisbane this week
Logan’s most powerful people: 10-1
Logan has many inspiring and powerful leaders who have made life choices to serve and nurture their communities. These are people who have changed lives for the better and all deserve recognition.
Help! Help! Help! Woman screams as fire takes hold
Emergency services could not revive a woman dragged from her burning home south of Brisbane after she alerted them from her medical bracelet, with harrowing screams and alarms in the background as they scrambled crews.
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