A father of two has reflected on the traumatic birth of his son, Ellis, ahead of dad’s day on Sunday. Elliot Crisell could not be prouder of how far his family have come, along with the help of “guardian angles” at the Royal Hospital for Women.
After accepting the 2004 premiership cup Mark Williams declared “Allan Scott, you were wrong”, and reveals what happened when he came face to face with the powerful Port Adelaide backer.
Jimmy Bartel’s shock split from wife Nadia hasn’t stopped the ex- AFL star from doing his day job as the former couple face intense scrutiny. SEE THE PHOTOS
A vision for a nationwide master planning division to better connect communities across Australia is Anthony Albanese’s ‘Big Australia’ plan.
FEAR. Hunger. Desperation. Shame. Eight starving escapees lost in the bush, picking each other off for food. It happened in Australia.
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STATE Development Minister Cameron Dick is a Logan local and determined to play a role in the city growing as a bustling metropolis.
LOGAN has become the home to one of the state’s newest “Hackerspaces”, a technology hub where some of the brightest minds congregate for brain storming.
LAST month, more than 200 small businesses gathered in Logan to learn about making vital connections with government, industry and consumers.
PRIESTDALE is rising as a sporting club hub in Logan after the state government committed $9.11 million to upgrade facilities at Underwood Park.
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.
WOMEN’S sport in Logan was given a boost, with two major sporting fields receiving funding for new facilities.
AUSTRALIA’S leading demographer Bernard Salt believes council woes are a blip in Logan’s history and will not hinder the city’s progress.
WORK is under way on the $3.6 million Yarrabilba Family, Children and Community Hub. The construction of the centre has created 12 jobs.
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