Little Monsters Invited to a Spooktacular Night of Fun
Penguin Early Education will host a family-friendly Halloween disco at Boronia Heights for children under school age October 30.
Logan Local
October 9, 2026
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Penguin Early Education will host a family-friendly Halloween disco at Boronia Heights for children under school age October 30.
YFS Parent Pathways gives Logan parents with children under six free, flexible mentoring for study, work and personal goals.
Logan teen Maria Brereton shares how pageantry, music and public speaking build confidence and support her ambitious goals.
Coffee in the Park brings free barista-made brews to six Yarrabilba parks through September and October, with 200 at each stop.
Deaf advocate Shawn Phua calls for better Auslan access and simple everyday changes to make communities more inclusive.
Jeans for Genes Day turns everyday denim into support for medical research helping Australian children with genetic conditions.
Greenbank and Beenleigh RSL sub-branches share almost $106,000 for vehicles, Men’s Shed equipment and veteran wellbeing projects.
Nuance Audio Glasses combine hearing enhancement with everyday eyewear, offering Logan residents a discreet new option.
Tanya Glancy encourages business owners to refresh systems, refocus on goals and reconnect with the energy behind their work.
Tanya Glancy explains how mentoring, networking and shared experience can help small business owners learn, adapt and grow.
Swimming lessons build water confidence and safety skills, but active supervision and respect for water remain essential.
Rowan Holzberger MP reflects on friends lost to suicide and urges men to talk, seek help and use local mental health services.
Jackie Matjasec shares simple ways to clear money clutter, review spending and prepare for Christmas and end-of-year costs.
Jackie Matjasec explains why steady, small money habits can build savings, reduce debt and keep long-term financial goals moving.