Logan set to enter a new era: Bernard Salt
AUSTRALIA’S leading demographer Bernard Salt believes council woes are a blip in Logan’s history and will not hinder the city’s progress.
In Depth
High hopes for Logan health hub
WORK is under way on the $3.6 million Yarrabilba Family, Children and Community Hub. The construction of the centre has created 12 jobs.
Global fun in Logan’s backyard
AUSTRALIA has a long and proud tradition of multiculturalism and nowhere is that more evident than Logan where there are many entertaining cultural events each year.
Old train line to transform into tourist attraction
A $14 million kitty and some eager local volunteers could help turn a disused train line into a community walkway and tourist attraction.
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The perfect life brought to an unimaginable end
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