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Two giants of Logan City Council say thank you and farewell

Two giants of Logan City Council say thank you and farewell

City of Logan Mayor Darren Power chaired his final Logan City Council meeting during March.

How Anglicare Southern Queensland helps foster social connection

How Anglicare Southern Queensland helps foster social connection

Feeling socially connected is important for older Queenslanders as it can reduce feelings of loneliness, provide independence, and create a sense of belonging and connection to the community and their peers.

A Meditation practice that can support a positive approach to daily living

A Meditation practice that can support a positive approach to daily living

Developing a practice of Loving-kindness Meditation, also known as Metta Meditation, is a transformative journey that cultivates compassion and empathy towards oneself and others.

Australia’s peacekeeping missions since 1947

Australia’s peacekeeping missions since 1947

Australians have served in peacekeeping roles every year since 1947. The first Australian peacekeepers were deployed to the Netherlands East Indies (now Indonesia).

A veteran talks about mateship, connection and taking care of your community

A veteran talks about mateship, connection and taking care of your community

Allan Ploenges has a ready smile and expressive blue eyes, his demeanour is outgoing and positive – above all, he’s ready to speak about the things that matter to him.

Gardening is not a dying art

Gardening is not a dying art

An old copy of the Queensland Garden Annual, 6th edition, recently came into my possession. Its aged pages, tinted yellow with time, and the worn cover adorned with handwritten notes spoke volumes about its history.

Survey goal to improve disability services

Survey goal to improve disability services

People living with disability are being asked to take part in a state government-funded survey which aims to help improve inclusion and services.

Seniors embrace the single life

Seniors embrace the single life

The ‘grey divorce’ trend is on the rise in Australia, with new data revealing close to a third (32 per cent) of divorces are taking place after the age of 50.

New school program aims to curb vaping

New school program aims to curb vaping

Leading health education charity Life Ed Queensland is rolling out a new vaping education program this year for primary students as part of a nationwide early intervention strategy to help schools tackle the growing vaping problem.

Homes for Queenslanders Plan to support renters

Homes for Queenslanders Plan to support renters

Premier Steven Miles recently unveiled the Homes for Queenslanders Plan, aimed at bolstering support for Queensland renters through the implementation of robust legislation to ensure fairness, safety, and accessibility in the rental market.