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Australia Day Awards nominations open

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By Chris Manning 
| MyCity Logan
Nominations for the 2025 City of Logan Australia Day Awards have opened. The awards celebrate the achievements and contributions of extraordinary Logan citizens, and sees the city’s Citizen of the Year and Young Citizen of the Year crowned. Local council said the awards were presented to individuals who had made a “significant contribution to the local community over a number of years and towards creating a better city”.
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Build it and they will come

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By Chris Manning 
| MyCity Logan
Blocks scattered across Beenleigh are primed for development and ready to capitalise on to meet housing targets, according to experts. Local sales agent Ryan Trama said properties like 167 Main Street had the potential for major development, which was “popping up” across the suburb. “It is within the Logan City Council’s low-to-medium density and residential apartment zone, so with that comes a range of potential development opportunities – subject to council approval,” Mr Trama said.
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Weathering the storm together

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By Chris Manning 
| MyCity Logan
Flagstone State Community College’s fence was last Friday adorned with hundreds of lifelike cutouts depicting students’ preparation for severe weather events. The display is part of a Queensland-first program delivered by Logan City Council and the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) ahead of the upcoming storm season. It is hoped the decorations would encourage residents to prepare their properties and families for extreme weather.
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