This date is the anniversary of the day Australian and New Zealand soldiers landed on the beaches of Gallipoli in 1915 as part of the Allies' invasion We recognise more than 1.5 million men and women who have served Australia in all conflicts It's also a time to remember some 103,000 Australians who lost their lives while serving The event will contain three main aspects including Dawn Service Categories: Featured Events - What's on       Logan City Council respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands across the City of Logan. We extend that respect to the Elders, past, present and emerging for they hold the memories, traditions, cultures and hopes of Australia’s First Peoples. Learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.   This is probably not the page you’re looking for CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Logan City Council’s essential services will continue to operate during the festive season although hours of operation will change at some venues December 26) and New Year’s Day (Wednesday January 1) are public holidays in the City of Logan and Council facilities will not be open Online services remain available to report Council-related matters or pay rates or bills over the holiday period More information on Council’s online services is available at Online services.  Open normal hours on those weekdays that are not public holidays Council can be contacted on its 24-hour customer service line: 07 3412 3412 Council pools and gyms will be closed on Christmas Day The Mount Warren Sports Centre will be closed on all public holidays while the Logan Metro Gym will be closed on Christmas Day Summer opening hours for each facility vary, including reduced trading hours on Christmas Eve, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. For details go to Logan Leisure Centres Water play areas at Logan Gardens (Logan Central) Darlington Park (Yarrabilba) and the Flagstone Water Play Park (Flagstone) will operate during normal hours over the holiday period All Council parks and their facilities are open as normal unless otherwise indicated and green waste wheelie bin collection services will operate as normal Bins will be picked up on usual collection day irrespective of public holidays Bins should be put out ready for collection the night before Council’s waste and recycling facilities at Beenleigh Logan Village and Greenbank will close on Christmas Day The Browns Plains waste and recycling facility will be open normal hours (7am until 5.30pm) on Christmas Day All facilities will open from 7am until 5.30pm on Boxing Day and New Year’s Day The Logan Recycling Market will close at 3pm on Sunday The holiday period is a very busy time at all waste and recycling facilities and delays entering facilities are likely Please be patient and show respect to team members working during the holidays The Animal Management Centre will be closed on Christmas Day The centre will operate on normal hours outside of these dates (Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 4.30pm and Saturday: 9am until 2pm) We encourage people who find an animal to contact Council on 3412 3412 to arrange collection or bring the animal to the Animal Management Centre at 213 Queens Road Kingston during business hours Council’s Animal Management after-hours service (3412 3412) will continue to operate 24/7 over the holidays Council cannot collect found animals outside of business hours All animals impounded at the Animal Management Centre are checked for registration tags and microchips If you have lost your pet, please continue to check the Impounded animals webpage as a photo of all impounded animals are displayed here.  You can also enquire with your local vet and keep an eye out on local community Facebook pages Our team make every effort to reunite animals with their owners but this can only be achieved if animals are registered and microchipped and all details are current Council’s nine libraries will operate on different hours throughout the Christmas-New Year holiday period Logan West and Marsden libraries will open from 9am to 5pm on Tuesday Greenbank and Logan Village libraries will open from 10am to 5pm on Tuesday Greenbank and Logan Village libraries will be closed on Wednesday Logan West and Marsden libraries will open from 9am to 4pm on Saturday Greenbank and Logan Village libraries will open from 9am to noon on Saturday All branches will be closed on Christmas Day (Wednesday Normal library opening hours resume from Thursday December 21 and reopens normal hours on Thursday Logan Entertainment Centre (LEC) and Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct The Kingston Butter Factory Building will be closed from 4pm on Saturday December 21 and will reopen at 10am on Tuesday The box office at both venues will be closed for in-person and phone sales from 4pm on Friday Tickets for upcoming performances will be available online at Logan Arts during this period The Living Museum of Logan will close from 4pm on Saturday December 21 and will reopen normal hours on Tuesday The Logan City Historical Museum will be closed from 3pm on Saturday The Devon Pixies Teahouse Café will be closed from 3pm on Saturday December 21 and will reopen for high tea bookings from Thursday The Community Venues office will be closed from 4.30pm on Friday with only pre-booked events delivered during these dates All event bookings must be finalised prior to Wednesday Council immunisation services’ last clinic for the year will be on Friday The first clinic for 2025 will be on Monday For a full schedule visit Immunisation All seven Council-managed cemeteries (Beenleigh Parkhouse and Plunkett Road) will be open normal hours (5am to 8pm) for visiting however no burials are conducted on public holidays The City of Logan community is invited to honour those who gave their lives in service on Remembrance Day November 11 marks the anniversary of the armistice that ended fighting with Germany in World War 1 Every year at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month millions around the world pause in silence to remember the sacrifices many have made so we can enjoy life today.  Local ceremonies planned for 2024 include: Note: Do not approach anyone you believe is displayed in these images Call Policelink on 131 444 and quote the reference number Local Sites Subscribe to myPolice Logan Answers submitted on this optional form will be used only to send you the newsletter you request. We will not give this information to third parties without your consent, unless required by law.More information about privacy Share CCTV Images Recruiting the Logan Art Gallery is hoping City of Logan residents have plenty to say as it celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025 Community members are being encouraged to depict their favourite things about Logan on small canvases provided by the gallery for display later this year Mayor Jon Raven said the Love Logan project would showcase the city through the eyes of those who live here “I can’t wait to see which parts of Logan inspires people’s creativity,” he said “Our city is made up of so many unique and interesting experiences “We would love to display art works from both our oldest and youngest residents and everyone in between.” the gallery will feature select works from the City of Logan’s extensive permanent collection to highlight the skill and depth of local artists “Exhibitions during this milestone year will showcase the incredible works of our talented local artists,” Cr Raven said “Many of them started their careers here and have gone on to achieve national success including Nicola Hooper and Chloe Wigg.” Regents Park resident Xin Weng has produced a painting of Berrinba Wetlands for the exhibition who graduated from Park Ridge State High School last year said the location was a favourite spot for family picnics “It is a nice place to hang out so I wanted to paint it,” she said Logan Art Gallery was officially opened on February 18 to provide a central point for the city’s creative endeavours Anyone interested in taking part in the Love Logan project should first register their interest through LoganArts Canvas boards can then be collected from the gallery the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct as well as Logan Central Beenleigh and Logan Hyperdome libraries between this Saturday (February 8) and Monday Registered participants need to deliver their completed boards to the gallery between Tuesday July 1 during the gallery’s opening hours These will be displayed in the gallery foyer between Friday Watch our video about parking at Logan Hospital Parking at Logan Hospital is available at our multi level car park You can access P1 at the main entrance to the hospital off Armstrong Road take a ticket and go through the boom gate Take note of the level you've parked on so you can easily find your way back The linkway to the main hospital buildings is on level 3 turn right for the main reception in Building 1 or turn left for the emergency department in Building 3 It's free to drop off and pick up people at the hospital in the designated drop off zones Remember to pay for your parking before you go back to your car You can find pay stations in the car park and in the main hospital buildings Our concession program offers discounted parking for eligible patients and carers You may be eligible for a concession if you need to attend the hospital frequently you need to stay in hospital for more than 14 days you are receiving an Age Pension or Carer Payment or in cases of financial hardship and other special considerations To find out if you can claim the parking concession rate please speak with your ward or department's receptionist or visit our team at the hospital's main reception Please see them on the ground level of P1 if you have any questions We have a multi-level car park called P1 near the main hospital building on Armstrong Road A raised walkway on the third level goes to the main hospital buildings Vehicles up to 2.2 metres can use the car park There's also street parking around the hospital We have accessible parking in our multi-level car park You must display an Australian or international disability parking permit to park here You can pay for parking using the pay stations in the car park outside the Fresh+ Cafe in Building 1 or at the emergency department You can also use your credit card to pay at the boom gate as you leave the car park You may be eligible for concessional parking if you're: Fill in the Concessional Parking Application Form [PDF 81.2 KB] and take it to the Main Reception desk in Building 1 They're open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 4 pm we'll sign your form and validate your parking ticket Bring your approved form and parking ticket to reception every time you visit the hospital We'll validate your ticket so you pay the discounted rate when you leave You can get your ticket validated at reception desks in: You can also get your ticket validated at our car park office on the ground level of our multi-level car park we'll move you to our Transit Care Hub where you can wait for your discharge medicines and be picked up We have free short-term parking outside the Transit Care Hub in P2, and you can park here for up to 30 minutes.If you need to park longer, there's a fee. If you're running late, ask the person picking you up to call us on 07 3299 9159 To plan your trip, use the Translink journey planner or call 13 12 30. TTY: call 13 36 77 and ask for 13 12 30 The closest bus station is about 50 metres away on Armstrong Road Bus routes include the 560 Loganholme and the 562 Beenleigh Our hospital map [PDF 85.04 KB] shows our building entrances pay stations and other areas around the hospital Please check that the URL entered is correct or try loading the page again Sales manager Adam Towell took advantage of surging home prices in his area over the past year to buy the acreage property he’s always dreamt of Having built a Logan house in 2022 for his new daughter Mr Towell had made a plan to save money for a larger upgrade in coming years “Our plan was always to get acreage,” he said a couple of the people on our street sold their houses.” After going through the stress of building a home for their new daughter the Towells realised the changing home market could help them sell it for the acreage home they always wanted he and several others used it as a chance to springboard funding for their new PropTrack’s latest quarterly home values reveal massive surges in home prices across many Queensland markets over the past year with the City of Logan seeing some of the biggest hikes with a 47.2 per cent rise from median unit prices in 2023 Woodridge also saw a 46 per cent rise in median unit prices in the past 12 months Edens Landing and Logan Central going up by 43 per cent Agent Rachel Hobbs of Ray White Marsden said this boom in the housing market represented a great chance for homeowners to upgrade and that the rising percentage increases looked “like a repeat of Covid” “I think investors are tapping into that area now knowing that the potential for growth in there is just far greater than some of our surrounding suburbs,” she said 45 Carribean Drive: One of the many homes up for sale in Slacks Creek where median house prices have risen by more than 20 per cent and median unit prices have risen by 47.2 per cent which had an 11.9 per cent increase in house prices it was still enough for him to take advantage of the housing market “The house sold before it was even within 24 hours of going up on realestate.com.au” “[at] a near $300,000 profit over 2 years” While houses in his new suburb of Jimboomba had increased by 9.9 per cent Mr Towell said he felt acreage property had been undervalued soon finding an affordable place he felt fit his family’s needs “I am shocked at how much the smaller houses are going for,” he said “The price increase in the Logan area allowed us to fulfil our dream of owning acreage years earlier than expected.” are grateful they jumped on the housing market when they did while friends in the same pay bracket are falling behind thanks to rising home prices Ms Hobbs said several suburbs in the Logan area were so popular because of their potential for growth and that speed was key to get ahead of the changing marketplace “The sooner you make an offer … the sooner you’ll probably be in the market,” she said you won’t regret that decision in this market; you will regret not buying because you’ll be in a worse position in three months’ time.” Mr Towell said he was grateful to build a home when he did and that he couldn’t afford a place at the prices they’re at now “I’ve got some friends and family that are struggling to get into the house market because of the price increase,” he said “[They] probably could have afforded a house back three years ago when I bought a house and now they’ve been priced out of the market.” third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. A development application has been lodged for a Guzman Y Gomez Restaurant with drive through Designed by Progetto Designs the proposal seeks a stand alone Food and Drink Outlet oriented towards Kingston Road and Shopping Centre site access The new freestanding building will establish a Guzman Y Gomez Restaurant with drive through over the existing shopping centre car parking area The proposed building is in proximity to other food outlets and the shopping centre buildings A proposed pedestrian connection from the new restaurant to the shopping centre has been provided The redevelopment will remove existing car parking hardstand area to facilitate the proposal The planners at MasterPlan state that “The Proposal responds well to the zoning and surrounding character of its neighbourhood and achieves a scale and form of development that is consistent with community expectations as expressed through local and State planning instruments” The proposal adds 215sqm of gross floor area on the 1,386sqm development site of the eastern side of Logan City Shopping Centre (Site) We encourage you to like the Your Neighbourhood Facebook page to be updated on other projects or developments News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from publicly accessible information that includes referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information The facts of the proposed government projects school upgrades and development applications are based on the available information at the time of the published date with information sourced directly from company websites media releases and development application material We reference all our information at the end of the articles and promote the creators with website backlinks Contact us: mail@yourneighbourhood.com.au ANZAC Day services will be held across the City of Logan on Friday Logan City Council encourages our community to observe Anzac Day with dawn and morning services scheduled at the following venues Logan City Council proudly supports our RSL Sub Branches in commemorating ANZAC Day Our venues provide the community with a wide range of hireable spaces across Logan to cater for an assortment of activities these venues can be transformed into whatever you require to make your event special For more information about each of these venues please visit the individual centres’ pages below  Address: Corner Kent and Crete Street Located right next to the Beenleigh Library this centre can host a wide array of events. The auditorium boasts a moveable wall that splits the space into 3 individual function rooms.  Suitable for: award presentations and graduations Read more about Beenleigh Events Centre the Town Square offers a vibrant community space that can host a variety of events to bring communities together Capacity: 100 to 10,000 people (Varies depending on area/s selected and intended use) Read more about Beenleigh Town Square The newly renovated Cultural Precinct offers an extensive range of indoor and outdoor spaces for hire It is also conveniently located next to the Kingston train station for easy access to the venue Suitable for: Award presentations and graduations Capacity: 16 to 220 people (inside) and up to 5000 people (outdoor stage) Read more about Kingston Butter Factory Read more about Logan West Community Centre this large multi-purpose facility can be adjusted to suit your needs With an on-site tech team and catering available on request Suitable for: award presentations and graduations Read more about Logan Entertainment Centre this lovely semi-outdoor shelter is nested at the entrance of the beautiful Berrinba Wetlands It has a kitchenette on site (including a fridge and microwave) Surround yourself with nature while you enjoy this space and the possibilities it offers Suitable for: birthday parties and celebrations Read more about SW1 – Berrinba Wetlands  Address: 956-980 Underwood Road The main hall at this multipurpose facility It can be easily converted to suit multiple uses for both private and community events There is also a kitchen on site.     Suitable for: birthday parties and celebrations Read more about Underwood Park Community Centre privately hireable kitchen and dining space facing the FUNderwood Hollow playground Suitable for:small birthday parties and celebrations Read more about Underwood Park Hub Mount Warren Sports and Fitness Centre is the perfect venue for a variety of events.  Read more about Mount Warren Sports and Fitness Centre [22 December 2021] Leading micromobility company Beam will bring its popular e-scooters to more areas of wider-Brisbane with operations to commence in the City of Logan today Beam’s industry-leading e-scooters will be available for use within the local government area improving transport options and connections for both leisure and commuting The app-based service will feature affordable pay-as-you-go rates Beam’s operating area will include the suburbs of Underwood with expansions to further suburbs such as Kuraby and Meadowbrook to come in early 2022 an increased number of residents in wider-Brisbane can also now take advantage of Beam’s e-scooters with data showing increasingly longer rides and a growing reliance on micromobility as a form of regular transport Beam’s data shows riders increasingly utilising Beam’s service for commutes showing regular adoption of micromobility for everyday life We’re on a mission to turn little drives into better rides Properties & Pathways has successfully acquired the Logan Central Medical Centre in Queensland from Centuria for $12.19 million further strengthening Properties & Pathways' portfolio in the healthcare real estate sector Logan Central Medical Centre is a well-established medical facility situated on a prime 6,130sqm corner site at the intersection of Logan and Wembley Roads With its central location and high visibility the medical centre offers excellent accessibility to the local community The property features 10 single-level tenancies encompassing a total Net Lettable Area (NLA) of 1,850sqm The centre is anchored by ASX-listed Sonic Healthcare the facility provides ample parking with 44 car parks available for visitors and staff Mike Walsh and Peter Court of Cushman & Wakefield along with Simon Quinn and Thomas Thorsen of JLL negotiated the sale on behalf of Centuria commented on the evolving nature of healthcare real estate which has become an attractive asset class for institutional investors “The non-cyclical income stream and increasing demand driven by higher life expectancy and an ageing population in Australia have made healthcare real estate an appealing investment substantial government investments and the growth of the private health insurance sector have contributed to the expansion of healthcare expenditure in the country” he said The City of Logan LGA is projected to experience significant population growth in the coming years This demographic trend is expected to be the main driver for increased demand in medical and healthcare services Properties & Pathways recognizes this opportunity and is well-positioned to cater to the growing needs of the local community said with the acquisition of Logan Central Medical Centre Properties & Pathways reaffirms its commitment to investing in high-quality healthcare assets and providing exceptional medical facilities to communities across Australia “The company looks forward to delivering outstanding services and meeting the healthcare needs of Logan Central and its surrounding areas” A prominent hotel development site in the heart of Randwick is set to hit the market offering a rare opportunity to capitalise on a DA-approved project in one of Sydney’s most tightly held Eastern Suburbs pockets Jess Freeman • 05/05/2025 Frasers Property Industrial has today announced our first capital partnership in Australia with an investment vehicle sponsored by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing (“MSREI”).  Victoria’s dairy regions are facing growing challenges in accessing housing affecting workforce attraction and retention and threatening the long-term sustainability of the state’s $3 billion dairy industry Jess Freeman • 28/04/2025 Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time The hunt for a man wanted over a suspected stabbing murder in Logan Central on Tuesday morning moved to Brisbane was last sighted heading northbound on the Clem7 after dumping his red Holden Commodore in Woodridge He has been on the run since just before 4am when a 27-year-old man died after being stabbed in a Logan Central street Police continue to look for a grey 2012 Honda Accord with Queensland registration 708 SRL who they believe might be able to assist them with their inquiries Mr Zarnke has been the subject of a ground and air search centred in the area since with investigators earlier warning he is dangerous and should not be approached A Logan primary school was temporarily locked down as part of the manhunt late on Tuesday morning Mabel Park Primary School in Slacks Creek was locked down as a precautionary measure as part of the search The school is about two kilometres from the crime scene but a police spokeswoman stressed it was a precaution saying police did not believe the murder suspect to still be in the area Police at the scene of a fatal stabbing in Logan Central.Credit: Kim Stephens EARLIER A killer remains on the loose after an early morning stabbing in a Logan Central street left a 27-year-old man fatally wounded Neighbours reported hearing screams outside a house in Golden Street around 3.45am before seeing two cars flee the scene and witnesses unsuccessfully attempting to resuscitate the victim Acting Detective Inspector Michael Thiesfield said police were searching for a lone offender They have released an image of the suspect but have warned anyone who sees him not to approach him A man aged in his 20s is dead after a stabbing in Logan.Credit: Eamonn Atkinson/Seven News/T "The offender is considered dangerous," he said "This is obviously concerning in relation to what happened so I'm more than happy to say the offender is considered dangerous The police air wing and the dog squad are aiding an extensive ground search for the offender who Inspector Thiesfield said was no longer thought to be in the Logan area The crime scene in Logan Central.Credit: Johanna Marie/4BC/Twitter He said police were searching for a 2002 red Holden ute with the licence number 529 VAL which was registered to the murder suspect He said the suspect was believed to have fled the scene on foot running down an adjacent street before using the red ute as a getaway vehicle He urged anyone who saw the vehicle to call 000 who police want to speak to about a stabbing in Logan Inspector Thiesfield said the suspect and the victim were known to each other He said it was too early to say if the crime was drug-related "We have established a major incident room at Logan Police Station there's a number of people for police to speak to so we're not in a positron to drill down to exact circumstances of what happened at this stage," he said The suspect is believed to now be in a grey Honda heading north on Clem 7.Credit: 9 News The victim had lived in the Golden Street house for at least two months A number of people were present during the altercation between the victim and offender and work was underway to determine the relationships between them said loud screaming woke him just before 4am He said he saw four or five people in the street neither of which was the red ute police are searching for "It was that loud I thought it was outside my house then I seen a person jumping into a car parked in front of the body and take off," he said "Another car in the driveway took off after that "When the cars left someone was giving him CPR." Peter said he did not know the occupants of the house where the altercation began but there had not been any previous trouble there Inspector Thiesfield said the murder suspect was known to police and urged anyone who saw the red ute not to approach it but to call 000 or CrimeStoppers Anyone with information is urged to phone 000 or CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000 Stay informed. Like the Brisbane Times Facebook page \\\"The offender is considered dangerous,\\\" he said \\\"This is obviously concerning in relation to what happened so I'm more than happy to say the offender is considered dangerous \\\"We have established a major incident room at Logan Police Station there's a number of people for police to speak to so we're not in a positron to drill down to exact circumstances of what happened at this stage,\\\" he said \\\"It was that loud I thought it was outside my house then I seen a person jumping into a car parked in front of the body and take off,\\\" he said \\\"Another car in the driveway took off after that \\\"When the cars left someone was giving him CPR.\\\" Centuria has sold a commercial investment incorporating the prominent Logan Central Medical Centre The $12.19 million deal for 295 Kingston Road demonstrates a 6.78 per cent net passing yield It also reflects a capital gain on the $6.45m the seller paid in mid-2005 before retaining it as an effectively fully leased investment Cushman & Wakefield’s Mike Walsh and Peter Court with JLL’s Simon Quinn and Thomas Thorsen were the agents The asset formed part of a portfolio listed in February with nine medical centres across four states Five properties were in Queensland including at Gympie and Forest Lake and Mount Pleasant – the latter Logan Central is about 22 kms from the CBD including the Logan Central Medical Centre which is anchored to ASX-listed Sonic Healthcare subsidiary IPN Medical Centres the Pathways & Properties asset returns annual net rent of $827,000; about 350 sqm is vacant The majority of leases are tied to inflation rather than CPI However the Weighted Average Lease Expiry could be considered short – at 2.7 years The agents said the 6130 sqm holding has development upside after that (story continues below) the zoning would allow for a variety of outcomes Pathways & Properties is instead expected to retain it as a passive investment; despite most of the 10 occupiers being essential services businesses – a pathologist amongst them – part is rented to Pizza Hut while Freeman Lawyers leases an upstairs office “The non-cyclical income stream and increasing demand have made healthcare real estate an appealing investment,” Mr Walsh said substantial government investments and the growth of the private health insurance sector have contributed to the expansion of healthcare expenditure in the country,” he added “The City of Logan LGA [which the Logan Central Medical Centre sits in] is projected to experience significant population growth in the coming years particularly within the 65+ age group,” according to the executive “This demographic trend is expected to be the main driver for increased demand in medical and healthcare services “Properties & Pathways recognises this opportunity and is well positioned to cater to the growing needs of the local community” The deal comes eight months since Perth based Properties & Pathways banked $73.5m from a portfolio of six east coast industrial assets – four in Brisbane – held on behalf of 38 investors Last March, meanwhile, the manager paid Alceon $16.9m for a double storey office converted gym at Lutwyche Subscribe to our newsletter at the bottom of this page A former property analyst and print journalist Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au Forgot your password? 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