Uni courses help Logan rise as health hub
LOGAN is set to take on a leading role in the state’s health services providing education and training for clinicians, who will be in greater demand as the population ages.
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High school innovators take to challenge
GRIFFITH University is helping young innovators reach their full potential with its regular GLO @ Logan Entrepreneurial Innovation Challenge.
Logan’s multicultural life through the lens
A NEW photographic project by Griffith University photography lecturer Dr Isaac Brown aims to capture the people and places that make Logan a captivating melting pot of cultures and backgrounds.
Building a better future for Logan
LOGAN has so much to offer, which is why Albert & Logan News is throwing a spotlight on the city’s assets in this feature series called Future Logan.
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How Day emerged from the darkness
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World War II’s last dogfight
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Gay marriage: the map that says it all
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