The World Health Organization has confirmed that the risk of wider spread from two recent Nipah virus cases in India’s West Bengal is currently considered low. Health authorities have increased surveillance and monitoring in the affected area, with no evidence so far of broader community transmission. Nipah virus is aContinue Reading

Two local Logan City Council staff members have been recognised with a prestigious national resuscitation award for their life-saving actions. Aaron Sprigg and Mary Joy were honoured with the Australian Resuscitation Club Medalafter they helped save a man who went into cardiac arrest at the Mount Warren Sports and Fitness Centre last year.  Their quickContinue Reading

Work is now underway on a major new housing community designed specifically for older Australians in Logan Reserve. Construction recently began on a large over-50s residential development by AVID Property Group, following demand for age-friendly living options in the region.  The new community is expected to deliver 376 purpose-built homes tailored to the needsContinue Reading

Queensland Health has expanded its free flu vaccination program in response to a significant rise in influenza cases across the state this season, which has already seen a 17 per cent increase in reported infections compared with last year.  Health authorities are rolling out a needle-free nasal spray flu vaccine for children aged twoContinue Reading

Rising cost of living pressures are continuing to affect the health and wellbeing of households across Logan, Redlands and the Scenic Rim, with many residents feeling increased stress as they juggle everyday expenses. Community organisations report growing demand for support services, particularly around food relief, budgeting assistance and mental healthContinue Reading

The severe heatwave that gripped south-eastern Australia in early January was made five times more likely due to human-caused climate change, according to new analysis by international research group World Weather Attribution. The multi-day heatwave, the most intense in the region since the Black Summer fires of 2019–20, saw temperatures soarContinue Reading

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