People choose Logan for work, play
From festivals and the historic Beenleigh Artisan Distillery, to an array of funky cafes and markets, Logan is quickly becoming a highly desirable community for work and play.
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Healthy living a way of life at Covella
Get active right in your own neighbourhood — that is the vision a national developer is hoping to bring to Logan.
Innovation is king for Villa World
INNOVATION is key to Villa World’s new spring collection which will be unveiled at Chambers Ridge in Park Ridge.
Developer helps keep tradies local
Local tradesmen are seeing more job opportunities, now that a national developer has moved into town.
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The new fight to stop these monsters
THEY kidnap the innocent, spray bullets over entire towns and butcher those who can’t run away fast enough. Finally the world is doing something to stop them.
Aussie’s descent into underworld hell
HE played footy at his local club and worked at Nando’s after school. So how did this young Aussie come to work for the world’s most powerful criminal?
’Get the f*** out of there now!’
AT first the Queensland couple watched the floodwater without concern, sure that they were safe. But when a frantic phone call made them flee, they ended up directly in the disaster’s path.
Victorian bushfires: Interactive map
AS bushfires rage across Victoria, you can keep abreast of latest developments with this interactive map.
25 years of crimes that shocked Victoria
IT’S 25 years since the first copy of the Herald Sun rolled off the presses, and we’ve been at the forefront of crime reporting ever since. These are cases that have shaped us, moved us and changed us.
WAs other cities of the future
VISA rules would be relaxed to allow 25,000 international migrants into WA’s northwest over the next 20 years, under a proposal by the state’s highest profile country politician.
Innovation key to economy and livability
FROM 3D printing to augmented reality and harnessing wave power, WA companies are at the cutting edge of technology – but will Perth’s traffic congestion harm future economic productivity?
Future Perth: 900,000 new homes without the urban sprawl
PERTH’S urban sprawl could be stopped if some of the city’s open space is sacrificed for housing.
The fight to rid WA of ice addiction
FOR five years, Mark Curtis was living it large earning $600 a day drilling on the mines and coming home to a binge-fest of illicit drugs and booze.
Rising from the ashes
THE fire that razed 57 homes in the Perth Hills burned for almost a month. Nearly one year on, the community has banded together in an inspiring show of strength.
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