LOGAN PEOPLE: Hstory detective at work: Adele brings the past to life
LOGAN PEOPLE: Hstory detective at work: Adele brings the past to life
. For 26-year-old student Adele Asoski, the Logan Village Museum is more than just a local attraction—it’s a gateway to her lifelong passion for history, storytelling and community preservation. Growing up, museums and libraries were safe havens where she felt inspired and accepted. That early connection sparked a journey that led Adele to study Archaeology…
Gail Forrer
Unlocking True Balance: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Wellness
In a world where health trends come and go, Ling Tung Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine at Hillcrest offers something rare—authentic, time-tested healing grounded in centuries of tradition. More than just an acupuncture clinic, we provide a complete Traditional Chinese Medicine experience. While many clinics focus solely on acupuncture, we offer the powerful combination…
Gail Forrer
When Seconds Count: How MedicAlert’s New QR Code is Saving Lives
Headline:When Seconds Count: How MedicAlert’s New QR Code is Saving Lives Subhead:An Australian-first innovation gives emergency responders instant access to life-saving medical details via a simple QR scan. In a medical emergency, every second counts; and thanks to MedicAlert’s new QR Code service, Australian paramedics can now instantly access a patient’s complete medical history with…
From Big Heart to Bigger Impact: Sam Glancy’s Kids4Kids Grows with Purpose
From Big Heart to Bigger Impact: Sam Glancy’s Kids4Kids Grows with Purpose
Go Sam Glancy! At just nine years old, you turned a dream into a reality with the creation of the Kids4Kids charity. Who would have imagined that witnessing two children fleeing domestic violence — without beds, food, or even Christmas gifts — would become the catalyst for a movement now changing lives across the country?…
More Than Grass and Trees, This Green Grows Community and Culture
What you see at Logan Village Green is more than just a collection of buildings, it’s a neighbourhood treasure. While every community space requires funding, what sets The Green apart is how that investment has been transformed into something truly meaningful. With its preserved buildings and curated collections, The Green offers more than a nod…
What’s on in Logan City
DEAI Music Workshops A beginner music workshop series for individuals with physical disabilities and/or neurodiverse conditions. Join up and explore instruments, new skills, and connection. Where: Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, Tuesday 15 Jul 2025 – Tuesday 09 Dec 2025, 1.5h per lesson. For cost and info: go to www:loganarts.com.au Multicultural Event Mabel Park…
What’s On in Logan City
Mel Buttle -Taking My Sunglasses Off to Hear You Better From juggling a toddler to sold out shows across the country. She is the creator behind Australia’s favourite online mum character ‘Lyn’ – she needs a lie down. Lucky for you she’s very good at comedy too. Where: Logan Entertainment Centre, Saturday 19 Jul 2025,…
Healing the Whole Person: Logan and Beaudesert Hospitals Embrace Spiritual Car
At Logan and Beaudesert hospitals, a quietchange is taking place—one that speaks to the soul as much as it does to the body. It’s not about high-tech machines or clinical breakthroughs, but about recognising the deeply human need for connection, meaning and comfort during life’s most vulnerable moments. That’s the vision behind the newly formed…
Hope on Wheels: One Woman’s Mission to House Homeless Older Women
Hope on Wheels: One Woman’s Mission to House Homeless Older Women
When Sharol Rudd set off to explore Australia in her van, she didn’t expect the journey to change her life. But what she discovered along the way — older women sleeping in cars, invisible and vulnerable — touched her deeply. “It broke my heart,” Sharol says. “Once I’d finished travelling, I knew I had to…
From Spotlight to Stage: Ishaaya’s Musical Journey Shines at Logan’s Eisteddfod
From Spotlight to Stage: Ishaaya’s Musical Journey Shines at Logan’s Eisteddfod
What does it take to shine in a crowd of 25,000 performers? Just ask 15-year-old Ishaaya Chand, a multi-talented local star whose voice and musical passion have won hearts—and first-place trophies—at one of Logan’s most beloved cultural traditions: the Quota Beenleigh City of Logan Eisteddfod. With a voice that effortlessly glides between Classical, R&B, and…