A Mo-Ment That Matters
Justin Geange reflects on Movember, men’s mental health and the value of checking in with friends and family throughout November.
Logan Local
November 4, 2026
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Justin Geange reflects on Movember, men’s mental health and the value of checking in with friends and family throughout November.
Street artist Matt Tervo is working with Logan City Council to explore legal walls that respect the region’s graffiti history.
Common estate planning myths can leave families exposed, from delaying a will to relying on verbal wishes instead of documents.
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.
Rowan Holzberger reflects on the Forde Seniors Expo, its local community groups and the contributions older residents make.
Eunice Sweet marks 100 years after a life spanning wartime England, hotel life, migration to Australia and five generations.
Tanya Glancy explains how technology, customer habits and competition can signal that it is time for a business to evolve.
The Logan Regional Chamber of Commerce aims to connect businesses, advocate on shared issues and strengthen the wider community.
Justin Geange reflects on Movember, men’s mental health and the value of checking in with friends and family throughout November.
Swimming lessons build water confidence and safety skills, but active supervision and respect for water remain essential.
Jackie Matjasec explains how budgets should evolve with changing income, expenses, family circumstances and retirement.
Jackie Matjasec shares simple ways to clear money clutter, review spending and prepare for Christmas and end-of-year costs.