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.
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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.
Logan schools win top honours
LOGAN schools showed they are top class as regional winners in Queensland’s annual Showcase Awards for Excellence in Schools
Bachelor is ready to test his ninja skills — again
REALITY star Tim Robards’ return to Australian Ninja Warrior caps off a golden year of health, fitness and love. And the 35-year-old is determined to better his performance from last year on the extreme obstacle course.
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Leave your tribute for Phillip Hughes
PHILLIP Hughes had the world at his feet. He was loved by his family, admired by his teammates, not just for being a world class cricketer and batsman, but being a world class bloke.
Cyclone Tracy – Part 2: Aftermath
SURVIVOR stories are woven with common themes; the unpreparedness, the jet engine-like sound of winds and the lingering smells of sewage and rotting meat.
Cyclone Tracy – Part 3: Rebuilding
After the fury of Tracy destroyed Darwin, the irrepressible Territory spirit meant that plans to rebuild started immediately.
First look at HMAS Canberra
Take a look at the Royal Australian navy’s newest and biggest warship, which will be commissioned as HMAS Canberra on Friday Nov 28.
Colt clan incest family of horrors
IT was the incest case that shocked the world. Today, The Saturday Telegraph can reveal police have caught up with the man allegedly at its centre. Taylor Auerbach reports.
The Veronicas are telling it like it is
SEVEN years is a long time between drinks for anyone. In the music business it is an eternity.
JJC Bradfield: The visionary who built the Bridge
WHEN Sydneysiders today travel over the Sydney Harbour Bridge or on the underground rail loop, how many pause to think about the man we have to thank for these things?
A life lived for the greater good
AFTER an extraordinary life, Nelson Mandela has begun another journey, back to the beginning, a place of open skies and valleys.
The overlooked landmarks of Sydney
For 14 years Mr Lewis has been guiding his tour groups beyond Sydney’s architectural giants of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House to landmarks that probably don’t register in most people’s minds.
Why Sydney needs a new children’s hospital
A BOOMING population out West coupled with increasingly complex health problems means a third facility near Campbelltown is essential.
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