Over-50s community comes to life in just 12 months at Eagleby
More than 130 homeowners have transformed Halcyon Edgebrook in Eagleby into a thriving over-50s community in just one year.
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Growing Community One Harvest at a Time
Roger Armstrong’s thriving retirement village garden is growing fresh produce, friendships and community connection.
Turning Pages and Turning Heads
More than 100 independent authors, cosplay characters and family activities come together at Eagleby’s Carnival of Words.
Snow Way! Logan’s Getting a Winter Wonderland
Penguin Early Education brings real snow, winter activities and a new playground celebration to families in Boronia Heights.
Planning for Peace of Mind
Logan lawyer Abbey Widdison explains why estate planning matters and how a mobile legal service helps families plan ahead.
The Heartbeat of a Nation
NAIDOC Week celebrates First Nations histories, cultures and achievements while bringing communities together across Australia.
From First Bricks to Bright Futures
Logan’s Lay the Way program helps young people gain construction skills, confidence and pathways into paid employment.
No one left behind. No one held back.
Rowan Holzberger MP reflects on his son’s autism and calls for stronger NDIS and community supports so no one is left behind.
More Than a Clubhouse
WORK has officially begun on a new clubhouse for croquet players at Eagleby’s Bedford Park, marking a significant milestone for the Twin Rivers Community Mallet Sports Club and its growing community of members. Delivered by Logan City Council, the project will give the club its first permanent home since it was established in 2010. Logan…
From War to Hope: Elijah Buol’s Fight for an Inclusive Australia
AMONG those helping shape Logan into one of Queensland’s most inclusive and multicultural communities is Elijah Buol, a man whose life journey from war and displacement to advocacy and leadership has become a powerful story of resilience, hope and change. Born in South Sudan during a period of civil conflict, Buol’s early years were marked…