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Judith KerrDigital reporter and editor

Judith Kerr is a digital reporter and editor with News Corp’s Quest and files stories and videos for The Courier-Mail. Judith has been a reporter in London, Bangkok and Hong Kong, working as a business reporter. Since returning to Australia, she has been business editor at The Townsville Bulletin; a features sub-editor at The Courier-Mail and a sub-editor for The Age and Herald Sun in Melbourne. She has also worked for local community newspapers.

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Lawyers step in as cure to elder abuse

An alarming increase in cases of elder abuse has prompted a major southside hospital to employ a special lawyer and team of social workers.

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Logan’s most powerful people: 20-11

Logan has a wealth of talent from educators to child advocates and lawyers. These 10 people have played vital roles in shaping our community and taking a lead during this year’s pandemic. This is the fourth and second-last in our series

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Logan gets lion’s share of front bench

Four Logan-based Labor MPs have been given high-level Cabinet posts after last month’s state election and the resignation of three front benchers.

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Where Logan council is winning… and lagging

Logan City Council has been told it needs to do better in certain key areas, even though it gets an overall tick of approval in a residents’ survey.

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Council taps into breweries to wake up night-life

A southside city, which has the reputation of being shut at night, is being shaken to life after the local council overhauled laws to allow boutique breweries to open in semi-industrial areas.

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Trio receives WW II medals

Three Logan war veterans will mark Remembrance Day with special medals presented to them and their families for their efforts in World War II.

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Logan’s most powerful people revealed: 30-21

From law enforcers to entertainers, Logan has a swathe of standout characters and talents who have graced the world stages or helped with the world pandemic. This is the third in our series

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Water play area plans unveiled despite veterans’ complaints

Plans have been unveiled for a water play area in a community park, despite a recent outcry from war veterans who have a memorial nearby.

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Logan’s most powerful people revealed: 40-31

In the second in our 2020 series of Logan’s most powerful and influential, we reveal some of the city’s hardest working people, from social media educators to high sporting achievers. SEE WHO MADE THE LIST

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State’s poorest hit with rise in childcare costs

Some of the state’s poorest families have been hit with rising childcare costs of up to 6.9 per cent, federal data today reveals.

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