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National accounting firm expands to Springwood, bringing big-firm expertise with a community-first approach

1 month ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Simon Holt

Aero Accounting Group a leading national accounting and advisory firm, has officially expanded into Springwood following the acquisition Maynard Accounting. This move brings world-class financial expertise to the rapidly growing region while staying true to the values and community spirit that make Springwood unique.
Stay within your budget with Bethania market’s family fun

1 month ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

A series of affordable, family-focused activities are set to roll out at the Bethania Community Centre this April, with events designed to support wellbeing, celebrate Easter and ease some of the cost-of-living pressure facing local households. The centre will host a bath bomb and bath salt workshop for teenagers and adults on 14 April – with sessions running from 9am to 11am and again from 12pm to 2pm. Each session costs $5 per participant.
‘Silent’ tax hike: Heavy burden on the lowest paid

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Simon Holt

Chris Murphy, Australian National UniversityWith just over three weeks to go until the federal election, both major parties are trying to position themselves as Australia’s better economic managers. Labor was able to hand down two consecutive budget surpluses in its current term. But the most recent federal budget shows a return to deficit this financial year. After the deficit peaks – at 1.5% of gross domestic product (GDP) next financial year – it will then take a decade to balance the budget.
Police arrest 14 in major Logan crime crackdown

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

Fourteen people have been charged with more than 220 offences following a major police operation targeting a string of burglaries, shop break-ins and armed robberies across Logan and South Brisbane. The crackdown, dubbed Operation Xray Fiero, was launched by detectives from Logan and South Brisbane to investigate a core group of alleged offenders believed to be behind a significant number of property crimes.
Anzac mural unites generations

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

Residents at Ingenia Bethania Lifestyle Village have teamed up with Loganlea State High School to create a mural on a storage container adjacent to their Anzac memorial, enhancing the tribute to veterans. The project, which took nearly a year to coordinate, was a collaborative effort between the village’s community members and the high school’s art department. It aimed to blend generations through art while honouring the Anzac spirit.
50km a day for homeless

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

Eagleby-raised runner Rob Bounds is more than halfway through an extraordinary challenge to run 50 ultra-marathons in 50 days across Brisbane. His goal is to raise over $2 million for the homelessness charity We Are Mobilise. The 40-year-old – known on social media as the Carnivore Runner – has been running 50km each day since 1 March, often through rain, wind and even Cyclone Alfred, which failed to slow him down.
Watch the moment police arrest man after Rochedale South armed robbery

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

Police body-worn camera footage has captured the moment officers arrested a man in Rochedale South following an alleged armed robbery on 31 March. Officers were called to a Belconnen Street home just after 11.20am after reports of a break and enter at a residential property. “Initial investigations indicate a man armed with a knife was confronted by a 73-year-old resident inside the home. The man allegedly threatened the resident before fleeing on foot,” a police statement said.
Infinity goes beyond

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

A Logan-based cheer and dance club has expanded into a second gym as demand for the sport continues to grow across the city. Infinity Athletics, which started with just seven athletes in a hired space seven years ago, now has more than 250 members and 12 staff at its Loganholme facility. Last month, the club opened a second gym – located next door to the original – bringing its total training space to more than 700 square metres.
Beware: Council propaganda dressed up as news

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Simon Holt

Amid calls from mayor Jon Raven to cut spending “or see a hike in rates”, Logan City Council continues to waste hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce a propaganda magazine, masquerading as news. Council’s propaganda magazine was previously produced monthly and sent to ratepayers’ letterboxes. At that time, it cost about $1 million a year to produce and distribute.
Swimmer defies time and limits for Deaflympics comeback

2 months ago | mycitylogan.com.au | Guy Hazlewood

Logan Reserve swimmer Anthony Shing is preparing to represent Australia at the 2025 Tokyo Deaflympic Games, 20 years after his first appearance on the international stage. The 38-year-old, who first competed at the Deaflympics in 2005, said he was honoured to still be competing at an elite level while balancing work and family life. “I feel really honoured and proud that I can race in elite level at my age against younger swimmers,” he said.