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Logan City Council is recognising environmentally minded residents who are helping protect local ecosystems through its Biodiversity Badge program. The initiative acknowledges landholders involved in Council’s Environmental Conservation Partnerships program who actively observe and record native plants and animals on their properties. Participants are awarded bronze, silver, or gold badges dependingContinue Reading

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The festive season delivered an unexpected bonus for a Logan woman who has welcomed the new year with a life-changing win after pocketing $100,000 from an instant scratch-it ticket. The winning ticket was purchased at Nextra Mount Ommaney News inside Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre, but the lucky winner didn’t discover her prize until earlyContinue Reading

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One of the quiet strengths of our local community is access to free outdoor spaces designed to support health and wellbeing. Across the Redlands Coast, residents are making the most of coastal walking tracks, parklands and outdoor fitness equipment to stay active and connected. Popular foreshore paths at Cleveland Point and Victoria Point are seeing regularContinue Reading

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Redland City Council has announced the shortlisted finalists for the 2026 Australia Day Awards, recognising the individuals and community groups who make a lasting contribution to life across the Redlands Coast. The annual awards celebrate local achievement, generosity and leadership, with categories including Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year and Community Organisation Award.Continue Reading

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Koalas remain one of South East Queensland’s most iconic yet vulnerable native species, with ongoing efforts across the region to protect their populations and habitat. In the Redlands Coast, koalas live in one of the most significant urbanised pockets in Australia, and Redland City Council’s Koala Conservation Plan (2022-2027) is working to safeguardContinue Reading

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A Scenic Rim farmer says council red tape around private camping is threatening the future of his family property, highlighting ongoing challenges for rural landowners trying to diversify their income. Sarabah cattle farmer Robert Roberts began hosting campers on his 200-hectare property through online platform Hipcamp in 2020, offering a small numberContinue Reading

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