Two teachers from an exclusive southside college and another 10 from around the state have made it on to a prestigious list of the country’s top teachers, which recognises professionals at the cutting edge of Australian education.
A two-speed property market is emerging in southeast Queensland with one developer recording a massive 300 per cent rise in home and land sales in the emerging Logan corridor in the past two months. WE SPEAK TO A YOUNG BUYER
A new movement, called Mum Power, has taken over a southside school in a bid to raise money for a nine-year-old who will undergo three months of lifesaving cancer treatment.
A new retail wing, complete with robot shop assistants, has reignited interest at one of the state’s oldest and largest shopping centres.
Plans have been unveiled for an eight-storey car park, providing an extra 1506 spaces, that will change the skyline forever at a major southeast Queensland hospital. SEE WHAT IT’S LIKELY TO COST USERS
A State MP, running in a marginal seat in the October election, will face questioning after claims she illegally advertised on a council fence on a prominent road, sparking a political wrangle.
A six-month suspension of insolvent trading laws came too late for two Logan-based companies which have been wound up recently but it may have saved a popular homewares chain.
The state government is spending a further $50 million to kickstart 63 projects in 12 council areas including breathing life back into a struggling southside town centre dogged by crime, drugs and high vacancy rates.
A savage dog attack on a German shepherd dog last year and the mauling of an 11-year-old boy have forced two local councils to push for greater control and tougher dog laws.
Logan has dodged a coronavirus bullet and its aged care facilities will start reopening tomorrow. The city has recorded 49 cases since March, with sources of five cases still unknown.
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