Extreme Logies thigh-high splits and red carpet fails
Australia’s hottest TV stars were at the Logie Awards, where they showcased their sheer and sexy looks for the night — and there were some epic fails SEE THE HITS AND MISSES
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The Paddington artist causing a stir in the east
“There are some (women) who hate their husbands looking and some who think it’s genius,” says one eastern suburbs gallerist of the work of artist Dina Broadhurst.
A hidden gem uncovered: The east’s very own school of rock
Hidden behind an unsuspecting red door on Victoria St is the Kings Cross Conservatorium — where high profile music managers are waiting for the next big thing to burst onto the scene.
Why Richard Haigh is closing Cafe Parterre
An inside look at the local institution attracting royalty from the eastern suburbs and further afield since 1985 ahead of its seismic transformation.
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Developer helps keep tradies local
Local tradesmen are seeing more job opportunities, now that a national developer has moved into town.
School planned near Greenbank development
The site for a school has been earmarked near a masterplanned community in Logan. Covella in Greenbank will be adjacent to a brand new school as the greenfield site is developed in 27 stages over the next seven years.
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.
Why we need to rethink where we came from
ARE we what we think we are? New discoveries hint people did not evolve to trek out of Africa as previously thought. Instead, that honour may belong to someone — or something else.
Jason Clark prepares for life away from the Rabbitohs
Ahead of his move to the UK, Rabbitohs stalwart Jason Clark has told of the day his world turned upside down, his memories of that 2014 season and who hits the hardest in the NRL
A gun, gelignite and axe attack at 10,000ft
IT was a normal Aussie flight, except for the passenger with a sawn-off rifle and two sticks of gelignite who wanted to fly to Singapore. But a fellow passenger with an axe had other ideas …
$386m, 1100 apartment jewel in Sydney metro plan
IT WAS once rolling hills and green pastures, but this region in Sydney’s north west is about to be transformed into the crowning jewel of the city’s metro revolution.
‘All of us have suffered this trauma’
A year after northern beaches woman Justine Ruszczyk was shot dead in the US by a cop, her father John gives an emotional interview detailing the moment ‘it all fell apart’ for him when he got the dreaded phone call that his daughter had been killed.
Invention to help gauge troubled waters
On a lake and creek catchment system positioned around the Meadowbrook campus of Griffith University, researchers are using revolutionary water quality monitoring equipment, manufactured in Logan using recycled goods.
Logan runners hit the road for charity
MORE than 400 competitors pounded the pavement across three events to raise money for charity in the Griffith Sport Logan Fun Run.
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