Logan crime rates slashed in half
LOGAN is on track to recording one of its lowest annual crime rates in 17 years. With police attributing stronger community ties to the positive results.
In Depth
Massive win for Logan’s sporting women
WOMEN’S sport in Logan was given a boost, with two major sporting fields receiving funding for new facilities.
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.
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.
More Stories
Dear Tori and Katrina: Sydney’s beautiful tributes
The outpouring of grief shows just how Sydney feels in the wake of the devastating attack in Martin Place. We take a look at the tribute that have been left in State Parliament mourning the passing of Tori and Katrina. May they rest in peace.
The perfect life brought to an unimaginable end
KATRINA Dawson steps out of the car, her clothes and accessories stylish, evidence of her success and status in society and the industry where she plies her trade. She’s earned it.
Inside the mind of a monster
The Martin Place gunman was a paranoid religious fanatic who allegedly had his second wife burned alive and painted the naked breasts of clients during psychic sessions.
Our proud city: How Sydney reacted
The floral tribute to victims of the Lindt Café siege has begun, and by dusk this posy of roses will be a dot on a colourful collage that will cover vast tracks of Martin Place’s stone floor.
A day of reckoning for Baird and Scipione
At 11.30am, roughly 90 minutes after Sydney changed forever, Scipione spoke to premier Mike Baird about an escalating situation in the middle of the city. It went from bad to worse.
The captain of the ship, he refused to leave
This was Tori’s ship. And a captain never leaves his sinking ship, not before the safety of customers and the welfare of staff have been taken care of.
Is this Death Star headed our way?
AS stars go, Eta Carinae is big. It’s old. It’s volatile. And it’s about to blow. So will it really lead to the next extinction on Earth and kill us all?
Leave a message of condolence
TORI Johnson and Katrina Dawson tragically lost their lives in the terrifying siege in the heart of Sydney. Leave your messages of condolences here.
Wills and Kate’s New York fairytale
NEW Yorkers were treated to their own Disney-style fairytale this week when Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge came to town.
Ho, ho, ho: Why I’m magic… and definitely real
Journalist Tim Blair interviews Santa Claus on one of his visits to Australia. Because Santa Claus, the self-employed North Pole philanthropist, has something big to say to the children of NSW.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/special-features/in-depth/page/124