As the youngest, most diverse and fastest-growing city in Queensland, the City of Logan has the foundations to become a powerhouse for future generations.

Young artist Emma-Lee Boniface from Park Ridge has been chosen as the recipient of this year’s Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship.

Work has begun on the City of Logan’s newest slice of outdoor paradise. 

The City of Logan’s aquatic centres will continue to be in safe hands after Logan City Council appointed City Venue Management (CVM) to operate the much-loved recreational facilities from July 1.

Volunteers are the backbone of any community and the extraordinary service of locals has been recognised at the 2025 City of Logan Volunteer Awards ceremony.

A bird’s eye view of some of the City of Logan’s most significant wildlife species was captured recently with the help of modern technology.

Sir David Attenborough’s filmmaker and righthand man Dr Chadden Hunter leads a star-studded line-up of entertainment at this year’s Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF).

As the most culturally diverse community in Australia, the City of Logan embraces the richness and vibrancy that comes with having people from more than 234 cultures calling it home.

Construction has started on a new space to help a fast-growing community in the City of Logan stay connected.

After weeks of wet weather, City of Logan residents won’t be surprised to hear it was raining cats and dogs – in the best way – at Logan City Council’s Animal Management Centre today.