Month: October 2026

A century of memories as Eunice celebrates 100

A century of memories as Eunice celebrates 100

Eunice Sweet marks 100 years after a life spanning wartime England, hotel life, migration to Australia and five generations.

A New Season in Business: Knowing When It’s Time to Evolve

A New Season in Business: Knowing When It’s Time to Evolve

Tanya Glancy explains how technology, customer habits and competition can signal that it is time for a business to evolve.

2026 and the senior revolution

2026 and the senior revolution

Older Australians are embracing ageing in place, technology, strength training and social connection as retirement changes.

The Terror of an Empty Room

The Terror of an Empty Room

Rhiannon D. Elton urges locals to attend one creative event, arguing that filled seats help Logan’s arts scene keep growing.

Our Region, Our Businesses, Our Voice

Our Region, Our Businesses, Our Voice

The Logan Regional Chamber of Commerce aims to connect businesses, advocate on shared issues and strengthen the wider community.

Growing Strong: How Seniors Are Rewriting the Rules of Sport

Growing Strong: How Seniors Are Rewriting the Rules of Sport

Older Australians are staying active through pickleball, touch football and other social sports that build fitness and connection.

Money Has Seasons Too

Money Has Seasons Too

Jackie Matjasec explains how budgets should evolve with changing income, expenses, family circumstances and retirement.

Postcard perfect: Young artists put their stamp on New Beith

Postcard perfect: Young artists put their stamp on New Beith

Three New Beith children won an art competition, with their local-inspired postcard designs helping shape Round Mountain’s future.

More than a school: The heart of Woodridge North

More than a school: The heart of Woodridge North

Woodridge North State School combines learning, family support and community connections across its eight-hectare campus.

Little Monsters Invited to a Spooktacular Night of Fun

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.

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