Qld Guides | Spring Daisy - June 2022

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SOROPTIMIST CLUB IN BEENLEIGH

CELEBRATING LOGAN WOMEN! Do you know a woman that deserves recognition for their work with the community?

be worthy of this award. The nomination form can be found at https://forms.gle/ szFhQ5EWcJ6hDM6X8.

he Soroptimist Club in Beenleigh is currently searching for nominations of women who are quiet achievers in the Logan community, for the annual Stella Rickoff award.

Finalists will be selected by a panel of members from SI Beenleigh, and then members of the Rickoff family will select the winner.

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The award is inspired by Stella Rickoff who was one of the original members of the club in 1988 and spent much of her life working to support people in the local community. Stella was a Soroptimist, a kind and generous person, who gave freely of herself to help her community in times of need. We are looking for someone who emulates her work in the community.

The Soroptimist Club in Beenleigh hopes to not only lift women that are lifting others but also to recognise the many community services that are supporting the women of Logan that people may not be aware of.

Nominations are now open for members of the Logan, Beenleigh and district communities to nominate an individual who they feel would

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The winner will be announced at the Stella Rickoff Awards dinner, to be held at Club Beenleigh on Saturday, July 23rd, 2022. They will receive a badge, certificate and a cheque to the value of $500 made out to the charity of their choice.

Applicants need to be over 18 years of age and must accept the nomination. Nominations close on the 15th of July 2022 at 5 pm.

For more information about Soroptimist Club in Beenleigh and the work they do, visit their website, https://siswp.org/club-finder/13beenleigh-inc.html or their Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/sibeenleigh.

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JUN 2022 Benefits of year round swimming for kids

Swimming can go beyond summer fun with a climate controlled pool!

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Local Agent: Jobe Latsinos

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elcome to the June issue of the Guides. Can I start by reflecting on the month of May, where at the Guides, it has been one of the busiest and important month since the start of publication.

CONTRIBUTORS

TINA PIZZONI Helloworld Travel, Rochedale

HAZEL HILLIER Former Teacher,

We had the pleasure of hosting Safe Haven Community’s ‘World’s Biggest Dinner’ at the Monte Ale House where the house was packed with locals all in support of this amazing organisation, making donations, sharing stories and of course having fun! We thank all those who have donated their time, funds and spirit to the cause and in thanks, we have published your businesses profiles in this issue.

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BRIGITTE HAWKINS Retired

Following this important event was, of course the Federal election. We wish all those elected good health and may they work with the focus & goal of serving the community that have elected them. With rise in cost of living and insecurities of volatile market conditions, we look forward to again supporting each other and local businesses in Logan.

In this June issues, we are covering School holiday activity ideas for parents, and also some short trip ideas to help those regional communities after much… and continuing rain. Hope you enjoy reading this issue and continue to spread & share the magazine with your neighbours.

Happy June!!

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BOB BONES' EGG FARM

By Hazel Hillier, Former Teacher Springwood

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ob Bones was an egg farmer in Gardner Road, Rochedale. He had several barns with cage birds in them, and one could buy eggs directly from him, although, of course, he sold most to Sunny Queen (formerly called the Queensland Egg Board).

It was always a fascinating experience to go to the farm, because he had an interest in old things.

On his property, there was a 150 year old hut he had brought in from somewhere past Warwick.

There were horse-drawn buggies of various kinds and veteran cars.

He used to take his draught horses and carts to the fetes held every year at Rochedale State School, and took people for rides around the oval. It was part of the fete fundraising.

He was a bachelor and lived very simply. He held out long after the other farms on that road (strawberry farms mostly) were sold to the developers, but eventually, his farm was also sold.

Seeing he was born in 1943, perhaps the hard work finally got too much for him, but I remember buying eggs from him for over 30 years.

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LOGAN SUPPORTS SAFE

HAVEN COMMUNITY

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hung and I were first introduced to Jaeneen, Executive Director of Safe Haven Community and Tania, the Queensland Regional Manager of White Lady Funerals through the Logan City Women in Business (LCWIB) meeting over a year ago.

When we were first introduced, we weren’t aware of the intricacies surrounding coercive control and domestic abuse that women (and men) have experienced and how Safe Haven Community works to prevent it and the support they provide.

So, when they announced they were launching the World’s Biggest Dinner Party on the 14th of May, we knew we wanted to get involved. You may also recognise Jaeneen and Tania on our cover of the April issue.

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To show our support, we, Logan City Guides, hosted (along with many others!) a special dinner party at Monte's Ale House intending to raise $5,000 to donate to this worthy cause.

We invited local businesses, councillors and members of the local community to come along to attend on the night.

The response was phenomenal! We were overwhelmed by the generosity of the Logan community. Over 70 people joined us on the night, taking part in the raffle and auction; while some of those who weren’t able to attend, donated auction items and funds to this worthy cause.

Throughout the night, guests listened to several

speakers as they enjoyed their meal.

Speakers included Jaeneen, Tania, author Anne M. Davy and Vicki Delport, who spoke about her experience working with Safe Haven Community.

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To get the crowd involved, guests from each of the tables were invited to have a go at being the auctioneer; taking turns to auction each of the donated items. What followed was lots of laughter and fun, as people got into the spirit.

Thanks to everyone, we were able to raise over $7,000 for Safe Haven Community!

To discover more about the businesses involved, see page 73.

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INSIGHTS FROM THE CONVEYANCER AT MADSEN LAW

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hen it comes to buying a home there are some common emotions: Love, stress, excitement, and anxiety.

These emotions are justified because, for most, buying a home will be the biggest investment ever made. Ensuring you are making the right decision is important.

Below, is a list of my top tips for staying sane & in charge of the process.

1. Get finance pre-approved: Talk to a broker/ banker to find out what you can afford & have pre-approval before signing a contract.

2. Making sure your concerns can be investigated by sensible contract conditions.

For example, a due diligence condition may be used to investigate with council whether you can build a granny flat at the rear of the property like you might intend, and safely terminate the contract if you find you can not.

5. Ask Questions – This is so important, as the fear of the unknown creates the greatest stress.

A good conveyancer should invite questions. If you’re ever unsure – ask!

6. Your conveyancer probably won’t ever see your property, so they will be unaware of it’s condition, location and any issues present. If you have specific concerns, highlight concerns early to your conveyancer so there is time to investigate. ie. Are the renovations council approved? Has this river view property ever flooded?

7. Know when to get house and contents insurance! In the recent floods, imagine finding yourself with an unconditional contract to a flood affected house.

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3. Do not rush into signing a contract. If you don’t know what you are looking at, or if you have questions, get them answered before you sign the contract. A Solicitor or Conveyancer may be able to answer simple questions or review the contract for you at little cost.

4. Use an experienced and well-reviewed conveyancer. This makes a huge difference to whether your property settles on time; how informed you are throughout the process; the stress you endure.

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uying or renting a home, in general, can be tricky, frustrating, confusing, exhausting, and can also lead to a variety of other emotions.

Buying or renting a home in a competitive real estate market can magnify these emotions and feelings.

This is a landscape that local real estate agent, Jobe Latsinos from PRD Realty in Shailer Park has been navigating for over 10 years.

Together with his wife, Danika and their dedicated team, they

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sell and manage residential real estate to the wider Logan community and are local property experts. Discover what Jobe had to say about being a real estate agent in Logan.

Tell us about yourself.

Glad to be a part of this amazing community, and the job that I have is more than just that, it's an opportunity to communicate with and help members of Logan City. I live in Daisy Hill with my wife Danika and 2 children, Charlotte and Harrison.

We have also added to our family, an 8-weekold Moodle puppy, named June! June has been keeping us ALL very busy and has slotted right into our family and office as the new PRD mascot. I am a down to earth, a family man with a big heart and a love for the footy and a Sunday BBQ. Describe a day in the life of a real estate agent.

my wonderful buyers and sellers of Logan as that is where I spend the majority of my time.

It's a busy schedule, juggling work, school and kids' sports commitments but I wouldn't have it any other way.

What drew you to real estate and how did you discover it was the career for you?

I have always been interested in real estate and it was a natural progression over the years into working in the industry with my wife having over 10 years of experience in the industry before I joined her in this exciting career.

What makes a good real estate agent?

Simple... Honesty, Integrity, and hard work!

Everything else falls into place if you have those three important factors at the forefront of every relationship.

My phone would have to be the most important part of my day!

Followed closely by the laptop. My office is located on Bryants Road, Shailer Park but my real office would have to be in the homes of

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Congratulations on winning the PRD Bronze Sales Award for July to December 2021.

What do you credit for your success?

I credit the trust that my sellers and buyers have given me, to get them the best results possible.

I am very grateful for the recognition of this achievement. The entire PRD office has been working hard to build up our office and make more of a positive impact on our community over the last several years.

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From community events and sports team sponsorships to volunteering for great causes in our community, our team has been dedicated to helping and having a great relationship with the clients we deal with.

What's the fastest you have ever sold a property and why?

The fastest sale I have had was in August 2021. I was putting up a for sale sign at a property when a lady driving past, spotted

me and stopped the car. We spoke for a little while, walked through the home, and signed a contract that day at the PRD Real Estate Shailer Park office. Happy buyer, happy seller!

say that the people of Logan would have to be some of the best and down to earth people in the whole of Australia. That's really what makes Logan great.

What has been the most surprising thing about the real estate market post pandemic?

What's a little-known fact about you?

The pandemic has surely thrown the world into a spin and real estate has been no exception.

Prices are still rising, a little more steadily, now, compared to last year, but I am surprised at just how many buyers are still in the market and lining up for quality properties.

What is your favourite thing about Logan?

There are a few things including Logans' great location between the Gold Coast and Brisbane City, with so many great places to experience within a few hours’ drive. However, I would

A little-known fact about me ... I am a qualified chef! I have owned my own restaurant in the past in the beautiful NSW town of Tamworth! It's great knowing how to cook and being able to cook up a storm for dinner guests as a surprise.

For a local real estate agent you can trust, contact Jobe and his team at (07) 3801 1888 or email shailerpark.sales@prd.com.au.

To keep up to date on their latest properties, check out their Facebook page, https://www. facebook.com/prdshailerpark/ or visit their website, https://www.prd.com.au/ shailerpark/ for more information.

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Selling in the local area for over 18 years DANIKA LATSINOS | 0431 000 035 | danika@prdsp.com.au JOBE LATSINOS | 0431 000 037 | jobe@prdsp.com.au PRD REAL ESTATE | 4/44 Bryants Rd, Shailer Park, QLD 4128

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TEST FREE

By Brigitte Hawkins, Retired Educator

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ith the NAPLAN testing over, students in years 3, 5, 7 and 9 can feel a little more relaxed about their studies. But is this stressful experience necessary for children? Should we just accept that such nervousness in tests is normal, that it doesn’t have a negative affect on children or even that it benefits them for later tests or exams?

Nervousness does not support learning.

Instead, it fuels anxiety, stress and confusion, leading to a drastic misrepresentation of a student’s actual skill level.

Watching Channel 7’s “The Chase” quiz show on May 14, viewers were shocked to see the chaser, Cheryl Toh, an Australian lawyer, television personality and quiz champion, incorrectly answer many questions in the final chase section of the quiz, allowing the 4 contestants to win $33,000. Cheryl Toh was gallant in defeat saying, “Well done!” to the team and she went on to explain that after 2 consecutive incorrect answers she began to feel the nerves take over and, under the pressure of the time ticking, she just couldn’t recover.

How this must definitely ring true for many NAPLAN contestants!!!!!

Certainly, clarifying the meaning of learning – the act or process of acquiring knowledge or skill – we can appreciate that learning for each student is a gradual and systematic skill-building journey; furthermore, when the ingredient of personal and meaningful engagement is added, a student’s joy and love of learning is definitely increased. However, when it comes to tasks involving “test preparation” the focus, sadly, is far from the “learning” experience. Add the factor of “time ticking” and you have – even for experienced adults – disaster!

What, therefore, should we do? It seems students must endure these “point-in-time”, “time-ticking” extractions of information. Most educational institutions in Australia and many other countries use them so we can’t just ignore these current methods used that attempt to find out on which “level” students are currently achieving. But are these tests beneficial for children?

Most definitely, “point-in-time”, “time-ticking” tests for children is a gross misrepresentation of the value of learning; and “test preparation tasks” are just more kindle to the fire of unnecessary stress, confusion and disengagement.

We do well to encourage children, every day, in every way, to engage personally and meaningfully in their learning journey which, for these the youngest in our society, must be test free!

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ne of my personal travel highlights is experiencing the Canadian Rockies with my Mum. I don’t think you can truly appreciate the true beauty of the region without seeing it firsthand. From the mountains to the lakes, the incredible wildlife and the iconic hotels spread throughout the region, it really is a muto on anyone’s travel list.

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The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Canadian Rockies stretch for 180,000 sq km through British Columbia and Alberta and can be visited at any time of the year with the warmer months of May to September being more favourable to us Aussies.

You can access the Rockies by air via Calgary or by the iconic Rocky Mountaineer rail journey.

With three different rail itineraries the Rocky Mountaineer is certainly a must for anyone travelling to this region. The most popular of the 3 itineraries is the ‘First Passage to the West’ which has travelers spending the night in the riverside town of Kamloops. As the train rolls into Kamloops, you are greeted by Canadian Mounties on their horses and it’s truly a sight to behold. Onboard there

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With 3 prominent destinations – Jasper, Lake Louise and Banff – you can easily spend 7-10 days enjoying the spectacular views and sights that make up this region. Remember, there are no traffic jams in the Rockies – only ‘bear jams’.

When driving the region either as a passenger of a coach tour or driving yourself there will be many occasions where you will need (want!!) to pull over and watch a bear and her cubs or

various other wildlife crossing the major roads and highways as they awake from the winter.

The months of June and July are spectacular wildlife viewing as spring is birthing season for many large mammals in the park and you will often see elk, mule deer and moose with their newborn calves .

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WHITE LADY FUNERALS

RAISES FUNDS FOR SAFE HAVEN COMMUNITY

By Tania Dell’Amico, White Lady Funerals QLD Regional Manager

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n May, White Lady Funerals sponsored Safe Haven Community in The World's Biggest Dinner Party, raising much needed funds to support women and children fleeing domestic violence.

As funeral directors, we are often faced with the terrible task of looking after families who are not fortunate to escape their situation.

The impact of domestic violence and coercive control relationships is devasting for many Australian families. As a community, we need to be accountable for supporting change.

The White Lady Funerals team sponsored 3 'World's Biggest Dinner Party' events across Queensland to bring people together and promote better education on what coercive control is and how to spot the warning signs.

In light of the Queensland Government's recent announcement that they will criminalise coercive control, we are so pleased to see this issue gaining more support in the community.

As a not-for-profit organisation, Safe Haven Community provides supported, communitybased temporary accommodation for women at risk of domestic abuse. Their executive director, Jaeneen Cunningham works tirelessly to help women and children escape abusive relationships before they escalate to physical violence.

The White Lady team were honoured to support Safe Haven and take part in creating change.

We hope that there will come a time when we no longer see the tragic impacts of domestic violence.

Thanks to Logan City Guide for supporting the World's Biggest Dinner Party event at Monte Ale House, which raised over $7000. Thanks also to Monte Ale House for hosting us, and thank you to all those that attended to support this important cause.

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or little ones, learning to swim is vital, along the same lines as eating, breathing, and sleeping. In order to introduce this skill, infants should be exposed to pools of water around 3 months of age and children should ideally attend swim lessons year round.

Many parents tend to only enroll their children in swim school during the summer months, however, the benefits of year round swim lessons aren’t just physical.

Continuing lessons is important for building and reinforcing skills This is especially the case with children under five whose long-term skill retention and muscle memory are just beginning to develop. A break in lessons that stretches over many months will often result in a loss of skills. Even if parents don’t believe they can see development and progress in class, the child is at least maintaining their current ability level, and that is progress within itself.

Keeping fit in the cooler months Swimming indoors in winter helps keep kids active when it’s too cold to play outdoors.

Staying active keeps kids engaged and healthy

and can even boost their immune systems.

Establishing a routine of fitness for our little ones, especially considering our increasingly sedentary lifestyle, is imperative.

Heated pools at Seahorse Swim Schools One of the many common reason parents decide to pull their children out of swimming school over winter is the concern that swimming in cold water will lead to more cases of cold and flu.

At Seahorse swim school, our swimming pool are heated to ensure that our students are comfortable and confident to continue their lessons over winter.

Your child will be summer ready Swimming is a staple in the Australian Summer holidays. From going to the beach, pools, fishing, boating, school swimming carnivals, water parks and the list continues. Learning how to swim and being confident around water will keep your child safer and enable them to join in on all the water-related activities they want!

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NEW ‘DO, NEW YOU! Hair Salons in Logan City

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rom timely trims to total transformations, there’s nothing like a good ol’ mane makeover to take your confidence from zero to a hundred real quick.

Luckily, with a slew of spectacular salons dotted around our sunny city, Loganites are downright spoiled for choice when it comes to finding the perfect hairdresser to level up our locks.

To help you discover your new local go-to, we’ve rounded up the cream of the crop of Logan’s fabulous hairdressers, all guaranteed to take your mane from drab to fab in a flash.

Your best hair day awaits!

Chapters Hair Design is a boutique hair and beauty salon located in Shailer Park that has been servicing clients for almost 15 years.

Tahlia and her team of experienced stylists use up to date training and techniques, meaning they can look after your every need at Chapters Hair Design.

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Originally established more than 35 years ago, Hairworkz (formally Sonjas at Eagleby, took over in January 2022) is a family friendly hair salon based in Eagleby. They offer a range of services including cuts, styling, colouring, perming, straightening, waxing, piercing and more – they do it all! The salon caters to everyone, men, women and children and looks forward to helping you with all your hair needs.

Dye Hard Hair is the community’s little secret.

A friendly relaxed boutique salon, where you can come relax and make yourself at home whilst receiving the pampering you deserve.

Everyone is welcome. They specialise in colour correction, Mastery of colour. Intensive knowledge and skill with surprisingly affordable prices - 80% natural ingredients, 100% vegan, luxury quality.

Hair Designs By Lou is the premier NAK Hair Salon in the Daisy Hill area, offering you a wide range of styling services and products to give you the look you want. With an extensive selection, we’ve got you covered for whatever you need.

My Vogue Hair Studio specialises in all colours, up styles and tape extensions! We all deserve to feel beautiful and confident. The team of expert stylists at My Vogue Hair Studio will work with you to find the style, cut and colour that makes you feel fabulous!

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KNOW YOUR NUMBERS Profitability vs. Building Value uccess in business is often different for different people but at the end of the day, it is about profitability and value.

A business can have a wonderful brand and reputation however to enable it to be sustainable it needs to be both profitable and build its value in assets.

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You need to take the time to understand and know your numbers – that is both your Profit and Loss and your Balance Sheet at least. These tell the true success of your business each month, quarter, and of course, year’s end.

Don’t just glaze over and hand your numbers to your accountant – it is your business not theirs!

different areas that affect your profitability.

Balance sheet again Most small businesses I encounter don’t take the time to look at their balance sheet or understand how to grow that balance sheet to make a real value in their business.

“Business is a game of numbers and relationship backup by good systems and processes.”

Building the value of your business also includes building your brand, your reputation, and your systems. This boils down to being consistent in your business reputation and image. Being reliable and memorable and you can’t develop these things without systems and processes.

June is a good time to spend looking at the numbers in your business. It is the time to analysis and plan your budget and cashflow for the coming year. Take the time now to understand the relationship between your balance sheet and your profit and loss.

Understand what those %’s mean and what changing the 1% will do to your bottom line (the money in your pocket).

“You can be making a profit and have no money in your bank account and you can have money in your bank account and not be making a profit!”

In simple terms, Profit and loss is your trading income, sales, and expenditure it is about your profitability. In comparison, your balance sheet is the value of your assets, and hopefully a growing one at that.

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Bruce Highway TRAVE L ALON G THE

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he Bruce Highway. The seemingly never ending 1,679km stretch of road that has been connecting Queenslanders between Brisbane and Cairns since it was completed in December 1986. It has become a regular companion in the great Queensland Road trip.

With so many great places to stay, things to do and places to eat the possibilities are endless. In this regular travel feature, we will be taking our

audience on the ultimate road trip, ‘Travel along the Bruce Highway’. Starting from Brisbane, we are going all the way up to Cairns! Featuring a new city or region every couple of months - along the way showcasing local attractions, places and hidden gems that everyone should experience at least once.

All aboard for the second destination: Hervey Bay!

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Situated 3 and a half hours drive north of Brisbane, Hervey Bay is a natural bay between the mainland and World Heritage-listed Fraser Island. It is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway! Get yourself to Hervey Bay for a serving of sun, sand, seafood and soulfulness.

After lunch, try something spectacular and take an unforgettable journey in the skies as you soar above Hervey Bay on a magical helicopter ride with Great Ocean Helicopters. Get ready to appreciate some of Hervey Bays’ best scenic locations from a unique perspective.

We’ve put together some suggestions for your road trip itinerary:

Now it’s time to check in to your accommodation. Located only a 2-minute walk from the beach, you can’t go past Quarterdecks Retreat. This luxurious accommodation has 1,2 and 3 bedroom spacious villas available and offers multiple facilities; with a full kitchen and laundry available, it is perfect for everyone from couples to families.

Start nice and early for your drive up to Hervey Bay. The drive itself is incredibly therapeutic.

Pass through stretches of dense pine forests and pineapple fields, and make a pit stop at in the quaint country town of Gympie for coffee and cake. Why not stop at Maryborough, the birthplace of Mary Poppins. Take a walk around the city that inspired PL Travers to pen the infamous nanny’s story.

First things first on a weekend getaway trip in Hervey Bay; fuel up at the Hervey Bay Boat Club. Savour a speciality coffee, quick meal and a decadent dessert at their gourmet coffee shop or dine on the Coffee Shop Deck and enjoy balmy sub-tropical breezes and views of the passing marina traffic. Why not experience sensational ala carte dining for lunch and dinner with stunning views over the marina and Fraser Island. Tailored to suit all tastes, offering the freshest of local seafood, tender meats and crisp seasonal fruit and vegetables.

After a well-deserved night’s rest, you’re awake ready and raring to go. No weekend to Hervey Bay is complete without a whale watching experience. Known as the whale watching capital of the world, Hervey Bay is a hot spot to experience the majestic animals. Get up close and personal to wonder at the magnificence of humpback whales on board the Freedom III Whale Watch and Charters.

To finish your trip with a cherry on top, a visit to World Heritage-listed K’gari (Fraser Island) or Lady Elliot Island is a must. While there’re plenty of ways to see these sites in a day, Fraser Island Tours takes it up a notch; showing you the best of what the region has to offer and witnessing the beauty of these world heritage listed paradises.

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ESSENTIAL STEPS

TO GLOWING WINTER SKIN

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ur sun-kissed summer skin has long since faded, but that doesn’t mean we have to accept a lifeless-looking complexion now winter is under way!

Yes, the cooler weather and all that it brings (think hotter showers, artificial heating, cold air, wind to name a few) can dehydrate and devitalise our skin often leaving it dull, dry, sometimes flaky! But all this means is that it’s time to up the ante with a little extra skincare TLC. Exfoliation is key Make sure you shed those dry dead skin cells as a build-up is no good for anyone! They sit on the surface of your skin, not only dulling it, but they will also block the hydrating ingredients from every other skincare step in your routine

from getting in! Eek! A regular scrub (think twice per week) using a gentle exfoliator will make all the difference we promise!

Step up the moisture Switch to a more nourishing moisturiser and if you haven’t already introduced a serum to your beauty repertoire. Skin is extra thirsty in winter so will benefit from a quenching dose of moisture.

Give skin some night nurturing Before bed lather your face with a vitamin-rich oil to seal in hydration.

Don’t forget your eyes One particular area quick to suffer the effects of winter are the eyes. Often taken for granted, this sensitive area is usually the first to show signs of aging and lack of care.

Show your body some love Lather your body as you would your face, with plenty of rich cream and pay particular attention to super dry areas such as elbows, knees and heels.

Applying your body lotion/cream in the bathroom following a warm bath or shower is a great way to ensure your body readily absorbs the moisture as the warmth in the air will help open your pores thus locking in the moisture.

Safeguard your skin….not just in the summer months!

Just because it isn’t hot (and potentially sunny, blue skies) doesn’t mean you should slack off with the sunscreen. A super hydrating sunscreen in the winter months will benefit your ailing dry skin greatly and let’s face it a little extra SPF protection against blue light damage (thank you too much screen time) won’t go amiss!

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rt creates the impression of a more valuable home. If you think about a beautifully designed home with strong architecture, you can appreciate it for what it is, but without art it’s not finished. It’s missing an important component. Art rounds out the impression of living there 1. The best part about the artwork you introduce into your home, is that it instils a fresh vibe into its aesthetic. Whether your building is decades or centuries old, you can always find interesting ways to embellish it with art.

Add a simple shelf to your living room upon which you can prop up artworks or prints that can change over time; add a sculptural piece to your TV stand; consider thought-provoking places to hang statement pieces … whatever it is, the addition of artwork immediately transforms a space.

A room that was previously suffering from an identity crisis can suddenly make sense with a simple placing of art that speaks to you. You won’t believe the effect the addition of art can have upon the vibe of your living space.

2. Artwork can make a house look spacious: Are you planning to paint the walls in your house? Stop right there. Do you know, murals can make your small room look bigger? Another concrete benefit of bringing artwork into the home, bold statements like this will have your guests swooning over what was previously an uninspired space.

A mural has the power to uplift the vibe of a place and to make it look simply amazing. Murals can be less expensive and last for a longer time as compared to traditional paint jobs.

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Ultimate School Holidays

Activities Are you wondering what to do in the winter school holiday activities Logan style?

We have put together the ultimate list of things to do this June and July school holidays in and around Logan.

The Cauldrons Café & Emporium There’s magic in the air these school holidays! With lots of exciting activities and delights to try at The Cauldron’s Cafe and Emporium, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Pick up your favourite Harry Potter collectibles, jewellery and apparel, The Cauldron’s Cafe and Emporium is a must-do for any Hogwarts enthusiast. Browse our range or sit down for a coffee and sweet, we accept all houses (and even muggles) here.

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Barefoot Fish

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Looking for a unique experience to give or Come in for a giggle while they have a nibble these school holidays! During a fish spa, you place your feet in tanks of warm freshwater containing dozens of toothless fish, which are about the size of minnows. They rasp and gently nibble away at dry and dead skin. The results will leave your feet feeling refreshed, healthy, and the feeling of walking on clouds. Stores located in DFO Jindalee, Surfers Paradise and Grand Plaza Browns Plains.

If you are looking for a fun way to spend some time with your family these school holidays, then look no further that Logan City Tenpin Bowling. Take advantage of these great holiday deals! Play before 10am to get the Early Bird Special for just $9 a game or for $15, receive a game, chips and a can of drink with the Snack & Bowl special! Why not try the Deluxe package for only $25! Enjoy 2 games, chips, a drink and your choice of a hot dog or nuggets. Open Monday to Sunday from 9.00 am till Late.

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Dodgebow

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These school holidays, try something different at Dodgebow Australia! Test your combat archery skills against your friends, family, or even strangers! With safe, foam-tipped arrows, everyone from beginners to kids aged 10 and over are welcome!

Hone your archery skills in a series of thrilling games like ‘Team Death Match’ and ‘Capture the Flag’. To join a public game or book a private one, head to their website or Facebook page today!

For 15% off all online ticket bookings use code loganguides2022.

For perfect family fun these school holidays, visit Yatala Drive In! Located just off the Pacific Motorway (M1 Yatala North Exit 38) is Brisbane & Gold Coast’s last original open-air Drive-In Motion Picture Theatre.

Bring blankets, pillows and sleeping bags and lie down in the back of your vehicle or sit on outdoor chairs next to your car or on the grass in front of their 3 massive screens. Eat, drink and relax from the comfort of your own car as you enjoy the latest Hollywood Blockbusters and everyone’s favourite retro films. Session times are available on the website.

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Dining Guide COFFEE & DUMPLINGS

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Coffee & Dumplings is a locally-owned community gathering place located in Springwood. Providing the community with an exciting fusion of East meets West flavoursome food at an affordable price for all to enjoy. People can expect generous portions, heavenly coffee, healthy smoothies and thoughtful service. Come along and let us provide you with an experience beyond your expectations.

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Big Buns in Browns Plains is a game-changing burger joint slinging gourmet burgers and fingerlickin’ ribs. A collaboration between four mates, the American-style eatery was conceived in the midst of COVID-19. The mouth-watering menu has something for everyone, boasting 7 beef burgers, 5 chicken burgers, 5 plant-based burgers and 1 fish burger. So come along and try them for yourself!

GEORGE’S GRILL SEAFOOD & BURGERS

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A favourite with the locals, George’s Grill Seafood & Burgers is popular for its range of top-quality seafood, varied cooking techniques and original recipes. Its menu features traditional and specialty items including Grilled Baby Octopus and Moreton Bay Bugs, and the famous gourmet burgers. The fish here is beautifully battered, crumbed or grilled and is melt-in-your-mouth delicious. A must try visit!

LITTLE RED DUMPLINGS

Dumplings Chatswood Central Shopping Centre 3290 0729

Whether you like sweet and soft or crunchy and succulent, Little Red Dumpling serves some of the best and most authentic dumplings in Logan.

Prepared daily, their dumplings are made from fresh local ingredients and served with a delicious secret sauce. Why not expand your repertoire and try some of their ‘Not Dumplings’ dishes. Stand-outs include fried chicken baos and the wonton in red chilli sauce. They are open 7 days from 11am-9pm.

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ou may already know what it is. This is for those who are new to Japanese cuisine. It is simply a Japanese savoury pancake made primarily from shredded cabbage, flour, eggs and water. You may also know it as a Japanese pizza. Hope you enjoy it!

Serves 4 | Prep 15m | Cook 10m Ingredients 200 ml water | 1 tsp konbu dashi stock powder 160g plain flour | 4 egg | 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp sugar | 480g finely chopped cabbage 40g chopped green shallot | 40g Tenkasu 160g thinly sliced pork | bonito flake to garnish pickled ginger to garnish | Aonori to garnish 1 tbs olive oil | 1/4 cup okonomiyaki sauce

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1. Dissolve the dashi powder into the water to make the dashi stock.

3. Divide the chopped cabbage, green shallots, and tenkasu into 4 small mixing bowls.

4. Add one egg each and 1/4 of flour and dashi mixture to each bowl.

5. Mix them well together with a fork.

6. Heat up a pan and pour the cabbage mixture onto the pan and spread approximately 2cm thickness.

7. Place the thinly sliced pork and bonito flake on top of the cabbage mixture.

8. When the edge of the okonomiyaki has become firm and cooked, flip it over with two egg flippers.

9. Put the lid on and steam grill for a few minutes.

10. Brush the okonomiyaki with Okonomiyaki sauce and garnish with pickled ginger, more bonito and sprinkle aonori to serve.

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THE FIRST SALE OF

LAND IN THE

TOWN OF

BEENLEIGH:

PART ONE

By Dr. Graeme Nicholson.

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he original location for the town of Beenleigh was surveyed by William Fryar in 1866 and the first town blocks were offered for sale on Friday 2 November of that year. This original surveyed area is indicated in the map below by the vertical arrow.

In the 'Area' column the letters 'A', 'R' and 'P' refer to Acres, Roods and Perches, the imperial land measures used in Australia prior to the introduction of metric. Only the first 10 Lots are shown, each for an area of one acre. The price per acre was £8.

Following is the conversion of Acres, Roods and Perches to square meters: One Acre =4046.8 sqm; One Rood =1011.7 sqm; One Perch =25.3 square metres The price per acre is given in Pounds, one Pound converted to two Dollars when we converted to metric measurements.

On 1 October 1869, thirty local dignitaries, including Messrs Davy and Gooding, petitioned the Minister for Lands to move the town to a new site. On 13 January 1870, the government approved the new site and reserved land for the new town of Beenleigh. This area is indicated on the map on the right by the horizontal arrow.

Shown below is an extract of an entry from the Queensland Government Gazette advertising the first sale of land at Beenleigh. This is from Vol XII, No. 117 of the Gazette published on Monday 1 October 1866 for a sale to take place on Friday 2 November, 1866. The land advertised was at the original site on the north bank of the Albert River.

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2022

CORPORATE

SQUASH GAMES Sat, 25th June 2022 Logan City Guides and the Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club is proud to present the inaugural ‘2022 Winter Corporate Squash Games’.

We welcome all corporate teams from Logan City and beyond to compete for the prestigious ‘Spring Daisy’ Cup!

Scan QR code below to register

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GUIDES

CORPORATE

TEAM-BUILDING

GAMES A positive working environment helps both employers and employees by reducing stress and increasing productivity. One way to create a more positive working environment is by taking breaks from work to interact with coworkers using team-building games. Some benefits includes: Improved interpersonal relations Fun team-building games provide a relaxed environment that helps employees get to know one another. When playing, they learn to trust each other and work together. They also learn to respect their coworkers’ abilities and bond with each other to develop stronger relationships. A unified workforce provides a better organisational culture that attracts great talent.

Improved productivity Employee productivity determines business revenue. The more productive a business is, the better its economic outlook will be. People willing to work cooperatively are often more productive, so encouraging your coworkers to engage in team-bonding games can help increase efficiency in the workplace.

Improve organisational performance Corporate team-building games also help improve organisational performance. They increase positivity and cooperation within individual teams and in the organisation as a whole.

This June, we are inviting corporate teams are invited from Logan City and beyond to compete for the prestigious 'Spring Daisy Cup'.

This event is a fantastic opportunity for team building, networking, and of course, enjoying a game of squash! Players of all levels are welcome, so don't worry if you have not played squash previously!

Organised and hosted by the Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club, the tournament will be held on the 25th of June, 2022 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

The tournament is open to all businesses and organisations – large and small. Players of all levels are welcome, advanced to beginner.

Teams of 4 people may include employees, colleagues, clients, family and friends. Additional reserve players are also welcome.

An entry fee of $440 per team (to be paid upon entry via Bank Transfer) which includes all squash costs for the day, complimentary light breakfast and coffee upon arrival and postevent nibbles. Each team will also receive a Group Guest Pass for a complimentary Squash Team Practice (to be used before the event as a chance to get together and become more familiar with the game and our squash club).

Entries Close Monday 20th June 2022 Noon.

If you have any questions, kindly email the Event Manager, Colette Sultana at colette. sultana@gmail.com or contact the club at daisyhillsquash1@gmail.com.

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SUPERSTAR PETE MURRAY

‘PUMPED’ FOR SUNSET SERENADE

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ogan City Council’s Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct has received a ringing endorsement from Australian music superstar Pete Murray, ahead of his highly anticipated appearance at the Melting Sunsets music festival.

The So Beautiful singer, who grew up in Queensland and has sold more than 1.2 million albums over his two-decade career, is eagerly anticipating his June 11 performance at the new entertainment venue.

Murray has received 17 ARIA nominations and has had three albums reach No.1 on the ARIA charts.

He encouraged his local fans to join him at the KBF Cultural Precinct for a great night of Australian music.

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“The Kingston Butter Factory looks like an amazing place to play a show,” Murray said.

“I seriously can’t wait to get on stage there with my band in front of my home state crowd.

“I really feel my band is one of the finest in the country so don’t miss this show as we are all pumped for this one.”

Melting Sunsets will feature a stellar line up of Australian musical talent, including The Whitlams, Good Will Remedy and Alex Lloyd.

Also on the bill is up-and-coming Loganholme songstress Briana Dinsdale, who will perform tracks from her 2021 debut album, Beginnings.

City Lifestyle Chair Councillor Laurie Koranski said Council was thrilled to be welcoming Australian music royalty to the city’s new, premier entertainment venue.

“Where else would you want to be on a Saturday afternoon, other than right here in our beautiful city, being entertained by some of our country’s finest,” Cr Lane said.

“The City of Logan’s multi-million-dollar KBF Cultural Precinct was designed for performances just like this one so we cannot wait to see the likes of Pete Murray and The Whitlams take to our great new stage,” Cr Koranski said.

“I can’t wait to see City of Logan residents enjoying what will be another fantastic event at our KBF Cultural Precinct.”

“Hosting such iconic Australian performers is a milestone moment for live music fans in our city, who have previously had to travel long distances to see their favourite artists.

“I encourage everyone, but particularly Pete Murray’s City of Logan fans, to make the most of this amazing opportunity.”

Division 2 Councillor Teresa Lane said the KBF Cultural Precinct is an ideal venue to enjoy quality Australian music.

Melting Sunsets is from 1pm on Saturday, June 11. The festival is a fully licensed, 18+ event.

Tickets are available on the Logan ARTS website.

Tickets holders are entitled to free train travel on Queensland Rail services on the day, on presentation of their ticket to rail staff. Timetables are available at translink.com.au.

The Kingston Butter Factory redevelopment was jointly funded by Logan City Council, the Queensland Government and the Australian Government.

Melting Sunsets will be hosted by Jabba Entertainment and Golden Rule, in partnership with Logan City Council.

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AND THE WINNER OF

BATTLE OF THE BURGER IS…

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n April, Logan City Guides put it to the people of Logan to discover who had the Best Burger in Logan! 9 local vendors took up the challenge and competed in the Battle of the Burger to determine who would claim the title.

Over 200 burger lovers went out and voted for their favourite burger and after a monthlong battle, 5 Boroughs in Springwood were declared the winner!

With their burger made for royalty, The King of Queens, 5 Boroughs Springwood won the people's vote.

Third place was taken by The Monte's in Slacks Creek, with The Full Monte Burger. A strong finish after their recent kitchen takeover.

A huge thank you to everyone that took part - from the vendors to those who went out to support these local businesses and voted for their favourite. It was a close race. We realise that everyone has an opinion and a favourite, but let’s keep it classy and show nothing but love to all the participating businesses. Please continue to support these local venues as they put their heart and soul into their food!

Close runner up was the incredible Big Buns in Browns Plains with their juicy Cheeseburger Deluxe!

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Horoscope JUN 2022 Aquarius

Pisces

Aries

Jan. 20 - Feb. 18

Feb. 19 - Mar. 20

Mar 21 - Apr.19

You’re in your element this month; with your innate quirkiness bubbling to the surface you can’t wait to make your presence felt both at work and at play. There’s an aura of unusual glamour about you that will be quite irresistible to a lot of people.

Your genuine selfless nature is in full force this month and you could find that you’re called on to act in a caring and compassionate way.

This could see you being of service to someone close to you or you may feel compelled to get more actively involved in an organization.

You taking a partnership to the next level of commitment. Your energy levels will be quite erratic but as June progresses you’ll begin to see where your efforts are best employed.

Taurus

Gemini

Apr. 20 - May 20

May. 21 - Jun 20

Tension may be a bit high in just about everyone and everything you encounter today, Taurus.

Some will feel a strong need for stability and discipline. Others may be calling for fun and carefree frivolity.

Remember that you were put here to have fun, Gemini, and that happiness is your true destiny.

Keep that in mind today, as forces may tend to pull you away from the fun you’ve been having.

Leo

Jul. 23 - Aug.22 Tension is apt to build to a high level if you aren’t careful about how you use words, Leo. The tricky thing is that forces are going to try to push you and pull you in different ways. You may encourage a focus on the collective, while others worry only about themselves.

Scorpio

Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 Just when you thought you had everything planned out and working smoothly, Scorpio, love comes in and clogs up the works.

Suddenly your attention is diverted and your concentration flies out the window as that dazzling creature catches your eye.

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Cancer

Jun. 21 - Jul. 22 You, of all people, will appreciate the need for structure and stability on a day like this, Cancer. This practical energy could be taking some of the fun out of the equation.

Libra

Aug 23 - Sept. 22

Sept. 23 - Oct. 22

Do some internal processing before you reach a conclusion about the best way to proceed.

You may find that powerful forces are trying to win you over to one camp or another. Don’t pigeonhole yourself into one way of doing things.

Watch out for a little jolt in the action as someone close to you puts on the brakes in your relationship, Libra. Conflicts could arise based on a need for more structure and stability.

Sagittarius

Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Your heart is going pitty-pat, Sagittarius, and you’re tempted to escape to a romantic fantasyland in which you play the starring role.

The bad news is that something could be trying to hold you back.

Capricorn

Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 You may feel a bit of strain today as you try to figure out the best way to get to where you need to be, Capricorn. On the one hand, the happy approach calls for you to let loose, On the other, a sense of duty holds you back. Take the best of both worlds.

TALES OF THE

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lot has happened since our May issue and what better time to give you an update on the tale of the travelling plate than right now.

Originally launched by Logan City Guides as a community initiative aimed at bringing people together and strengthening the Logan community, the Plate has taken on a life of its own. Consistently been passed from business to business around the Logan area, since it started its journey with Arwen from Devon Pixies. The plate has been passed on a total of 9 times so far!

Since last trade, the plate was passed from Rowena to Kailie and her team at Dye Hard Hair, along with 2 custom stubby holders.

The plate continued on its journey when it was passed on from the Kingston Post Office to Amanda from TRS Safe Detox Australia with a pack of UNO cards and a crystal necklace.

Amanda is a local business owner and is an independent distributor of Coseva's Advanced TRS in Australia; a product that helps to remove toxins from your body.

From then, Amanda shared the plate with Deborah and her crew at Muse – Crystals & Mystical Gifts, with 2 IONEX products. Deborah is currently in the process of setting up a Bathhouse and Day Spa Retreat.

Stay tuned for the next destination for the ‘Where is the Plate?’. We also encourage readers to check out the hashtag #whereistheplatelcg and like or follow the participating businesses or give them a visit if you haven’t yet.

You can also follow the journey on the Logan City Guides Facebook page, https://www. facebook.com/logancityguides/.

From there the plate was shared by Kailie with the lovely ladies at the Kingston Post Office with 2 bottles of hair care product.

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JUN 2022

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LOGAN ECO ACTION FESTIVAL (LEAF)

LEAF is our community’s opportunity to celebrate everything eco while exploring how we can all reduce, reuse and recycle to create a more sustainable world and future. Griffith University – SUN

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POLYMER CLAY AND ARMATURE SCULPTURE: NATIVE ANIMALS

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The Queensland Wildlife Artists Society Inc. presents an exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculptures inspired by wildlife.

Logan West Community Centre

BAYANIHAN DAY An Annual Celebration of TH Philippine Independence SUN Day. Performances, food and 11: 00AM beverage stalls, trade and information stalls, games and interactive activities and display of artefacts.

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Beenleigh Town Square Movie Night

For free retro video games and the screening of Mary Poppins Returns Beenleigh Town Square

LOGAN ECO FORUM - FAMILY ADVENTURE DAY

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Bring the family along to Berrinba Wetlands for a day of adventuring in our local natural environment!. Activities will include nature walks, meeting creatures that call our waterways and bushlands home, and creating habitat for wildlife in our backyards. Book via Eventbrite Berrinba Wetlands

SPRINGWOOD WARDROBE RUMMAGE

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STORIES FROM THE KITCHEN

With 327,000 people and 217 cultures in Logan, our Stories from the Kitchen dinner provides the perfect opportunity to share a smorgasbord of food from different cultures and make meaningful connections in your community. What to bring: Bring a plate of food that reminds you of home and share stories from your culturE. Booking is essential. Logan Central Community Centre

Date & Time: Sat, 18th of Jun at 9am Place: Carol Park, Springwood Our Wardrobe Rummage is back and this time we are popping up in Springwood! Are you ready to spice up your wardrobe with unique, thrifted pieces?

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SAT EVERY SAT NIGHT AT 6PM 6:00PM Big Boy Nige 4th, Alice Anderson 11th, Jake Whittaker 18th, Phil Langdon 24th, Greg Wall 25th 11 Hanover St, Beenleigh

HOW TO START A HOME-BASED BUSINESS - LOED WORKSHOP ROADSHOW Date & Time: Wed, 15th of Jun at 9:30pm Place: Crestmead Community Centre Join us for this workshop dedicated to help those thinking of starting their own homebased business or who have recently set one up. Contact loed@logan.qld.gov.au

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LOGAN ORIGINALS LIVE MUSIC

Live music by talented local artists on the outdoor stage. Food trucks and markets from 5pm. Saikat Bhattacharya, Cachicamo Latin Harp, Alvin Rostant Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct

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EATS & BEATS LOGANHOLME

Eats & beats winter edition is back in June! Join for a night of fun, music and food. With over 20 food trucks with a variety of delicious dishes to experience.

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RAISE A TOAST!

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ear, apprehension, anxiety, and then there is COVID-19; so many reasons to avoid facing your fears and building confidence. Logan Toastmasters can help change that. Logan Toastmasters invite you to attend a meeting and discover how Toastmasters can help you improve your presentation skills.

The Logan Toastmasters club helps people from diverse backgrounds become more confident speakers, communicators and leaders. From young professionals to experienced managers to those seeking personal growth, you’ll find a warm, supportive group that shares your goals.

Logan Toastmasters is conducted as a dinner club with people gathering before the start of the meeting and sharing a meal mid-way.

meal to share during our dinner break. So come along and have a meal and an entertaining and educational evening, which is too good to miss.

Why not bring a friend!

Meetings are held on the first and third Thursday of each month. New details on the meeting location will be published every second week. Please visit the Logan Toastmasters website, https://logan.toastmastersclubs.org/ where the most up-to-date location and meeting times will be noted.

If you would like to attend the next Logan Toastmasters gathering, please message them via their Facebook page, https:// www.facebook.com/ logantoastmasters/ or email contact-5096@toastmastersclubs.org.

Visitors and guests are most welcome and are free to come along. People can purchase a

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SUPPORT IN

AUSTRALIA MADE

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he famous Gallery Walk is a must do for any visitor to Tamborine Mountain.

An abundance of shops across the heart of the Mountain offers everything from locally-made gifts, clothing, weekend markets, fabulous antiques and even the quirky. There is no shortage of opportunities for the passionate shopper.

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One store you can’t go past without checking out is Dandelions 3. Browse the large range of Australian made and owned products on offer.

Chances are if you are looking for a special gift for someone else or even yourself, you’ll find it here.

Local, mother and owner of Dandelions 3, Leisa wanted to showcase the rich local talent available in the Scenic Rim and Australia.

“I believe there is a rich talent of local Scenic Rim manufacturers which should be showcased to the rest of Australia. I want to share the love I have for local products and make it accessible for the local community as well as incoming visitors to Tamborine Mountain,” explained Leisa. “Shop local is 100% behind the reason why I decided to make Dandelions 3 a reality, not just a dream.”

Being a local and busy mum of three young children, Leisa found it difficult being so far away from the stores to buy affordable, handmade, eco-friendly, sustainable products for

her children. So, in response, Leisa opened her store that showcased the best the Scenic Rim has to offer. All products at Dandelions 3 are natural and free from chemicals.

Dandelions 3 has a wide range of unique, handmade and sustainable items; there is something for everyone, from mums and dads to children and babies.

From locally made skincare and wellbeing products such as handmade soaps and oils. As well as eco-friendly homewares like handmade pottery, candles and jewellery, children’s clothing with a vintage rustic feel and look, reusable nappies, swim nappies and post baby products for mum such as reusable breast pads.

Dandelions 3 is not just another store but a place to shop local. It is a destination to feel relaxed and confident knowing you are supporting locals.

For more information about Dandelions 3 and its products, head to the website, https://www.dandelions3.com.au/ or call Leisa on 0404 056 036.

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Experience the art of Glassblowing Classes available: Glassblowing, Slumping, Torchwork, & Mosaics.

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Check out our gallery by appointment.

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speakers as they enjoyed their meal.

Speakers included Jaeneen, Tania, author Anne M. Davy and Vicki Delport, who spoke about her experience working with Safe Haven Community.

ENVIRONMENTAL18 ALLAMANDA ADVENTURE DR, DAISY HILL

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day of environmental adventure and To get the crowd guests family funinvolved, is on offer at Berrinba Wetlands on Saturday, June 11. from each of the tables were invited to have a go at being the auctioneer; The free day of entertainment will allow visitors taking turns to auction each of the to explore the 8.5km of nature trails and donated Whatcreatures followed was lots our walkwaysitems. and meet that call waterways bushlands home. of laughter and fun, as people got into the spirit.

The event follows Council’s Logan Eco Action Festival on Sunday, June 5 at Griffith Thanks to everyone, we were able University’s Logan campus, Meadowbrook. to raise over $7,000 for Safe Haven Environment Chair, Councillor Jon Raven, Community! said Berrinba Wetlands is one of the best natural environment reserves in South East Queensland.

“This is a great chance to learn more about the beautiful Berrinba Wetlands and get a closeup view of the amazing birds and animals that live in our city’s premiere environmental park,” Cr Raven said.

Bike tracks link more than 40 hectares of wetlands, and families are urged to bring their wheels for a ride.

Attendees will also learn about creating habitat and protecting native wildlife. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Bookings are essential. Visit Eventbrite to secure a place.

The event is part of Council’s annual Eco Forum.

To find out what other free events are happening at Eco Forum 2022, visit logan.qld.gov.au/ logan-eco-forum-2022.

Smash your fitness with Squash!

Whether you want to get in shape, or have some fun with your friends playing a great game of squash come down to Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club!

(07) 3444 8800 Scan here to book online

Newly Renovated Facilities

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Eight Squash Courts

New Bar & Lounge

Gym & Pro Shop

Change Rooms & Sauna

Families can enjoy a fun day at Berrinba Wetlands on Saturday, June 11 as part of Council’s annual Eco Forum. Mandatory credit: David O’Connell

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Monte Ale House and Drive Thru: Rocking an industrial feel, cross-over bar and restaurant Monte Ale House on Monte Street is the place to be in Slacks Creek. With a sharp black, white and neon red frontage giving way to an indoor space of polished concrete, wood and high bar stools, join family and friends for a craft beer and bite to eat; while on balmy days the beer garden is the place to gather with an icy cold brew in hand. With 15 different beers on tap and their recent kitchen takeover, there is something for everyone. Why not come on by and see for yourself?

Ph: (07) 3804 3071 Address: 22 Monte St, Slacks Creek Website: www.montealehouse.com.au/

Bec McQuilty: Holistic Health: Bec is a qualified holistic counsellor, neurolinguistic kinesiologist, corporate trainer and mentor, specialising in helping people to get their “shift” together. Whether it be physical, spiritual, or emotional. Bec can help you make the shift in your life that you need to live your ultimate potential.

Bec focuses on Kinesiology and intuitive mentoring specializing in Bio Resonance.

Ph: 0410 576 063 Website: www.becmcquilty.com/

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Purify Air Con Cleaning Springwood:

Simply Beans:

Purify Air Con Cleaning Springwood provides high quality aircon cleaning and mould mediation fogging servicing to Springwood, Kuraby, Underwood, Woodridge and surrounding suburbs.

They come to your home, business, office, school, motel complex, health and medical centre or residential unit tower at a time that is convenient to you and ensures minimal disruption and your personal comfort.

Multi award winning, Simply Beans Coffee Roast Specialists will be able to help you with all your coffee needs, machine purchases, coffee accessories, barista training, contract roasting and of course great coffee. Also, if you haven’t already you can visit them at the Simply Beans Espresso Bar where they offer coffee (of course…) and a delicious menu of sweet and savoury treats.

Ph: 0429 979 779 Email: greg@purifyair.com.au Website: www.purifyairconcleaning.com. au/purify-air-con-cleaning-springwood/

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Speech Perfect:

Kite Consulting:

For over 20 years, Janeen Vosper worked as the General Manager of Sales for a successful multi-million-dollar business.

She established her coaching business, Speech Perfect in 2007 to empower people so they can possess the confident voice of self-belief.

Kite Consulting is committed to providing quality therapeutic services aimed at supporting our clients to be their best.

Whether this be in supporting individuals, couples, families, the community or businesses; from counselling and therapeutic interventions to training and professional development provisions, our values and commitment to those we service are steadfast.

Ph: 0413 940 117 Address: 12 Owens Cres, Regents Park Website: https://janeenvosper.com/

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Ph: 0405 313 485 Address: Samsonvale Rd, Strathpine Website: https://kiteconsulting.com.au/

Cornerstone Law Offices:

Devon Pixies:

They are boutique law firm providing you with the best legal advice in the areas of Family Law, Conveyancing, Estate Planning, Commercial Law, Migration Law and Crime & traffic in Brisbane, Logan, Gold Coast, Mt Gravatt and North Lakes.

Devon Pixies is Logan’s first dedicated tea house, providing a full table service experience. Located in the Kingston Butter Factory precinct, they are proud to continue offering home baked cakes, scones, and slices in our high teas, or for a casual dining choice. They also have freshly made sandwiches, wraps, and coffee!

Ph: (07) 3806 4354 Address: Suite 34/37-59 Bryants Rd, Loganholme QLD 4129 Website: www.cornerstonelawoffices. com.au/

Ph: 0449 285 277 Address: 270 Jacaranda Ave, Kingston Website: www.devonpixies.com.au/

Beautiful Budget Bouquets: With over 30 years of experience in Floristry, Beautiful Budget Bouquets offers you a stunning selection of Artificial Wedding Bouquets. They specialise in the most realistic quality, real touch artificial flowers and greenery. Gone are the days of tacky silk and plastic-looking artificial flowers, today’s technology is producing some spectacular alternatives. So many brides are surprised to find that our flowers are in fact artificial!

Ph: 0419 668 210 Address: Brosnahan Ct, Belivah Website: www.beautifulbudgetbouquets. com.au/

Gathering Spot Café: Located at Rochedale South, Gathering Spot Cafe has something for everyone, with its extensive all-day menu with gluten free options available. Run by a husband-andwife duo team, they serve up some of the best food and coffee in Logan!

Ph: (07) 3341 2090 Address: 549 underwood road Rochdale south Rochedale South Facebook: @GatheringSpotCafe Logan City Guide | 75

Right at Home: Greater Logan owner-directors and Shailer Park Logan City locals, Samuel and Samantha Dauncey provide the Greater Logan community with the best in-home care services, when and where you need them, particularly for those with a disability and the elderly. Our services help people remain at home and living independently for as long as possible. Samantha is Registered Nurse with experience in the aged care sector.

Phone: (07) 2800 6032 Address: 15/36 Bryants Rd Shailer Park Website: www.rightathome.com.au/ franchisees/home-care-greater-logan/ right-at-home-greater-logan

Moonlight Bandit: Moonlight Bandit Cafe is a friendly, familyowned and operated cafe in Rochedale South, serving boutique coffee along with delicious breakfast and lunch fare. Perched at the end of a suburban shopping strip, Rochedale residents Laura have transformed a former gym and one-time Blockbuster outlet into a charming cafe and community hub Ph: 0432 595 645 Address: Parfrey Pl, Shop 11, 196 Parfrey Rd, Rochedale South QLD 4123 Website: www.moonlightbanditcafe.com.au

InHouse Print & Publishing: White Lady Funerals: At White Lady Funerals our special female funeral directors take pride in our reputation of providing a superior quality funeral service to men, women and children from all cultures and religions in Australia.

Families choose us for our genuine care, compassion and understanding. We are a committed, professional team from various backgrounds, and we are honoured to be able to care for your loved one Ph: (07) 3801 4777 Address: 33 Pintu Dr, Tanah Merah Website: www.whiteladyfunerals.com.au/ 76 | Logan City Guide

As of 2020, InHouse Publishing has assisted thousands of authors to bring their stories to life, and we continue to grow in this rapidly evolving industry. At InHouse Publishing, we value passion, honesty, trust, and reliability, and our approach is tailored to meet each author’s individual goals. We will always offer guidance, deliver quality, and strive to give you an enjoyable publishing experience. As a family-owned and operated business since 1997, we pride ourselves on delivering quality expertise and publishing support for aspiring authors.

Phone: (07) 3208 7576 Address: 75 Parramatta Rd, Underwood Website: www.inhousepublishing.com.au/

The Smith Family (Saver Plus Coordinator):

Lucy & Coco Pet Portraits & Gifts:

Saver Plus is a 10-month financial education and matched savings program that assists families to gain financial skills, establish a savings goal and develop long term savings habits. As an incentive to save, participants receive up to $500 in matched savings when they complete the program which can be used for educational costs such as computers and tablets, text books and uniforms.

Artist Claire Robinson creates custom hand painted watercolour pet portraits. Inspired by her love of animals and art, Claire has combined the two to create treasured gifts for any occasion. Gift yourself and your loved ones an everlasting memento of your beloved fur babies. The purrfect gift for any special occasion.

Ph: 1300 610 355 Email: saverplus@bsl.org.au Website: http://www.saverplus.org.au/

Ph: 0476 221 727 Address: Beenleigh, QLD, Australia 4207 Website: https://lucyandcoco.com.au/

PLR ART:

Death Wish Customs:

Peter Robinson is a self-taught artist and tradie. After 12 months of practise, Peter decided to share his artistic journey and talent with the wider community. Specialising in graphite pencil, Peter’s incredibly detailed and realistic work has been displayed in several galleries including the Royal Queensland Art Gallery.

Deathwish customs offers custom paint and one-of-a-kind jobs on motorcycles cars and just about anything you can imagine! Marcus has been in the airbrushing and spraypainting industry since 1999.

Ph: 0478 180 182 Address: 1/9 Dan St, Slacks Creek Website: @deathwishcustom

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Ashawed Advisory Accounting Firm:

Rotary Club of Loganholme:

Ashawed Advisory is a haven for business owners who are feeling overwhelmed in their business and desire more confidence, clarity and business/personal life balance.

Monika Shaw, owner of Ashawed Advisory has combined her love for numbers with her love for holistic living, to help business owners prosper in a way that serves them and their families the best.

Rotary brings together a global network of volunteer leaders who dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.2 million members from more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives at both the local and international levels.

Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for both community service and friendship.

Phone: 0434 883 276 Email: monika@ashawed.com.au Website: www.ashawedadvisory.com.au/

Ph: 0416 043 454 Email: rcloganholme@rotary9630.org Facebook: @RotaryClubOfLoganholme/

Essential Health Physiotherapy:

Gasp Education - Vicki:

Essential Health Physiotherapy was established in 2020 in the view of providing greater care to the community and aiming to help individuals to achieve a better quality of life by improving their function, pain, mobility and health. We are proud that we are helping individuals to regain their life back to normal daily. We focus on utilizing personalized and holistic approach to improve one’s quality of life.

At GASP Education, we believe in creating a life of freedom that makes a difference in your every day and across the world. We are a wealth education business designed to allow clients to create financial independence for empowered well-being. Through knowledge and mentorship, we help you find opportunities in your life to create wealth you did not even know existed.

Ph: (07) 3132 0898 Address: 6/2 Bulwarna St, Shailer Park Website: www.essentialhealthphysio.com.au/

Ph: (07) 3290 3210 Address: 9/3370 Pacific Hwy, Springwood Website: https://gaspeducation.com.au/

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Nerissa Plackowski, Author: Author of Aussie Bush Troopers: The Rescue of Old Bluey. Her hope is that the first book of the Aussie Bush Troopers series, The Rescue of Old Bluey will awaken little imaginations, create the desire to explore Australia’s biggest back yard, whilst highlighting the ongoing need for conservation efforts of Australian native wildlife and their habitats. Full of fun, action, adventure & rhyme, come join Booma, Molly, Digger & the Aussie bush clans as they search for Booma’s lost friends.

Ph: 0432 595 645 Email: nerissa.books@gmail.com Website: www.aussiebushtroopers.com.au/

Soroptimist International of Beenleigh: Soroptimist International Beenleigh - Soroptimist International is a worldwide volunteer service organization for women who work to improve the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world. We hold monthly dinner meetings at Club Beenleigh where all are welcome to attend to find out more and listen to a variety of guest speakers.

Email: sibeenleigh@siswp.org Address: Kent St, Beenleigh QLD 4207 Website: www.siswp.org/club-finder/13beenleigh-inc.html

Anne M. Davey (Author):

Mortgage Choice - Underwood:

Anne M. Davey is a wife, mother and grandmother, and a lover of people - especially those who have felt the utter brokenness of mind, body and spirit. Tender-hearted, practical and positive, with helpful insights and humour, Anne’s life is dedicated to helping people to liberate their dreams. Her newly released book “Joy Walking out of the Shadows” has been written based on Anne’s story. Written to help anyone who has been a victim of trauma/abuse to know that you are not alone, and your life can be restored and you can soar like an eagle.

Mortgage Choice Underwood is a mortgage broking service located in Inner South Brisbane, QLD. Offering finance brokering services for home loans, first home buyers’ mortgages, commercial and business loans, investment loans, development loans, asset finance, refinancing, equipment finance, mortgages, debt consolidation, home equity release, mortgage top-ups, land and construction loans, renovation loans and more.

Ph: 0411 551 459 Email: anne@abbaconnections.com.au Website: http://abbaconnections.com.au/

Ph: 0437 347 601 Address: Shop 8C/21 Kingston Rd, Underwood QLD 4119 Website: www.mortgagechoice.com.au Logan City Guide | 79

Elders Real Estate Shailer Park: Here at Elders Shailer Park, we pride ourselves in providing great service to our clients. Our business has grown from people who’ve come from a whole range different back grounds and industries in the Brisbane and Logan area, making our combined knowledge and expertise second to none. This wealth of knowledge has given Sharnelle a position in the market where she can provide her clients with a proper insight and advice into their property dealings Ph: (07) 3440 8500 Address: 4/54 Bryants Rd Loganholme Website: www.eldersshailerpark.com.au/

Daisy Hill Vet Clinic: Ensure your pet is living its best life at the Daisy Hill Veterinary Clinic. A local familyowned and operated vet that has been in the area for over 40 years. We understand that your pets are important members of the family. We have a team focus on providing a friendly and understanding service.

Ph: (07) 3808 1085 Address: 5 Allamanda Drive Brisbane Website: http://www.daisyhillvet.com/

Madsen Law: Daisy Hill Squash Club: Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club is a stateof-the-art squash centre located in the heart of Daisy Hill. Open to all, the club welcomes all players – no matter age, ability or background, everyone is invited to come and play squash.

Whether you want to get in shape, or have some fun with your friends playing a great game of squash come down to Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club! If you love squash or want to try it out then this club is for you!

Ph: (07) 3444 8800 Address: 18 Allamanda Drive, Daisy Hill Website: www.daisyhillracquetclub.com.au/ 80 | Logan City Guide

Madsen Law was established in 2005 with the purpose of providing legal advice, assistance and structures to safeguard our clients’ families, businesses and future. Firstly, Madsen Law takes the time to hear your story to provide the legal advice you need. They see YOU in the story. It is your family (and heart) or your business (and dreams) that matter most. Family Law often requires a Commercial Lawyer’s expertise if there is a family business involved in the separation. That is where we specialise!

Located in Logan, we service a variety of suburbs on the Brisbane Southside.

Phone: (07) 3209 7744 Address: 3928 Pacific Hwy, Loganholme Website: https://madsenlaw.com.au/

Extraction Café:

Om Wellness:

Extraction is all about encouraging a love and appreciation of coffee. We roast speciality coffee and our house-blend is called ‘Gratitude’. We have a full dine-in menu with table service and takeaway is available. We are located on the Pacific Highway service road. Turn into the driveway between St Vinnies and Freedom Pools and drive right to the end of the driveway. You’ll see our yellow sign.

Amidst our often hectic lives, stretching our bodies and quieting our minds can restore a much-needed state of balance. Om Yoga Studios has opened its doors in Brisbane’s Southside (Rochedale South) to bring the calming effects of yoga to people from all walks of life. in a professional yet comfortable environment, we welcome you to join us in pursuit of a healthier life.

Ph: 0401 479 198 Address: 7/3375 Pacific Hwy Slacks Creek, Website: www.extractionartisancoffee.com.au/

Ph: 0434 028 588 Address: 734 Underwood Rd, Rochedale Sth Website: http://www.omwellness.com.au/

Studio Pilates Springwood:

Visit the learn to swim centre, Seahorse Swim School Logan, which has over 23 years’ experience in the aquatic industry. All teachers are fully qualified to deliver the very best program every lesson. Classes range from 3 months to adult in a fully climate-controlled facility with Ozone mineral treated water, which is great for sensitive skin. Brand new facilities.

Studio Pilates Springwood’s high energy, intense 40 minute Pilates reformer classes will boost your metabolism and increase your body’s ability to burn fat, increase muscle tone and lean muscle mass, resulting in a firmer, leaner, stronger you!

World class instructors motivate you every step of the way in this world first workout experience that tones you like no other workout can. All this in a space that inspires and ignites. Discover Studio Pilates today! You deserve this.

Ph: 0431 751 786 Address: Logan Super Centre Website: www.seahorseswimschool.com.au/

Ph: 0428 867 573 Address: Chatswood Central Shopping Centre, Website: http://www.studiopilates.com/

Seahorse Swim School:

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Logan Artist Association:

The White House of Waterford:

Logan Artists Association (LAA) is a Not-forProfit organisation established in the 1980’s and is run by volunteers. It is an ideal place to create visual art, pottery, learn new skills, have fun and make friends. We run tutored classes daily and evening in both our art and pottery studios. We host workshops on a monthly basis and we also have an arts and craft collective where you can purchase wonderful gifts. The collective is open Tuesday to Saturday.

The Whitehouse of Waterford is Logan City’s premium dining experience for foodies and their guests. Providing ever-changing and exciting menus made with high quality locally grown produce, personalized for you and your group in a relaxing and un-rushed setting, that will make dining with friends a pleasure in taste, ambience and social interaction. Fully licensed bar. Perfect for your next special event or romantic night out.

Ph: 0400 165 767 Address: 27 Coral Street, Loganlea Website: https://loganartists.com/

Ph: (07) 3200 7339 Address: 9-11 Nerang St, Waterford Website: www.whitehouseofwaterford.com

Park Lane Jewellery: High quality fashion jewellery that you can view, try and purchase in the comfort of your own home. Park Lane Jewellery has been operating for 60 years and has only been introduced to Australia since March 2014. For your opportunity to have your personal show or to ask about starting your own Park Lane Jewellery business, Ph: 0449 285 277 Website: https://parklanejewellery.com.au/ rep/arwenmcgregor Fb: @pljewelleryarwen Ig:arwenplj

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For a beautiful and healthy smile We have been providing dental services to families in Loganholme for more than 30 years. Our experienced and friendly team are dedicated to making your dental visit as relaxed and pleasant as possible.

Call our friendly reception staff to book an appointment today.

Experience Dentist

(07) 3209 9686

Evening Appointments

Happy Gas

131 Bryants Rd, Loganholme www.loganholmedental.com.au Logan City Guide |

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30 mins | 60 mins | 90 mins

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TRADES &

SERVICES

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ACCOUNTING

AQUARIUMS & SUPPLIES

Lucas & Co Accountants . . . . . . . 3208 2122 First Class Accounts - Beenleigh. . . 0468 471 955 First Class Accounts - Loganholme. . 0418 238 999 Ashawed Accounting. . . . . . . . 0434 883 276 ACCUPUNCTURE Essential Health Physiotherapy. . . . . 3801 5824 Anandam Wellness . . . . . . . . 0451 084 481 Bon Acupuncture Clinic. . . . . . . . 3133 8195 AGED CARE SERVICES Able Australia. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3812 Shailer Park Meals On Wheels . . . 3806 Elements Retirement Living . . . . 3119 Signature Care . . . . . . . . . . . . 5646

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AIR CONDITIONING Dunavia Air conditioning . . . . . . 0412 125 512 Woodridge Auto Air . . . . . . . . 03299 2258 Arctic Auto Air . . . . . . . . . . . . 3807 6566 Swind Air Conditioning . . . . . . . 0451 994 144 Coolmaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3209 8099 Beenleigh Electrical & Refrigeration . . 3287 2127

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Little Wardy’s Pet and Aquarium . . . . 3416 3790 Nielsen’s Marine Mates . . . . . . . 3801 4222 Reef Underground . . . . . . . 0499 855 192 Aquariums ‘R Us. . . . . . . . . . . 3200 9100 Waterford Feed & Pet Barn . . . . . . 3200 9396 ART GALLERIES Logan Artists Association . . . . . 0400 165 767 More Art From me . . . . . . . 0431 352 650 Logan West ArtShare Alliance . . . 0420 985 527 ARCHITECTS Domek Architects . . . . . . . 00413 099 414 Alpha Architects . . . . . . . . . 3827 6556 MLDG Building Design & Drafting . . 1300 224 699 Impact Design & Drafting . . . . . 0404 796 142 Lewis MP Lee Architect . . . . . . . . 3841 6488 ARTIFICIAL PLANTS & FLOWERS

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ASBESTOS REMOVAL Myers Asbestos Removal . . . . 00412 314 588 K & S Asbestos Removal . . . . . 0 475 628 888 AUDIOLOGISTS

ANIMAL CLINICS & HOSPITAL Daisy Hill Veterinary Clinic . . .

Beenleigh Veterinary Hospital . .

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AUTO ELECTRICIAN

BATTERIES – AUTOMOTIVE

Ritchie Auto Electrics . . . . . . . 3208 7133 Ron Gooley’s Mechanical repairs . . 3209 1033

Logan Village 24/7 Batteries . . . 0488 037 272 Weekend Automart. . . . . . . . . . 3208 1288

Wheatley’s Auto Electrical . . . . . . 3386 1911 Jasoer Auto Electrical . . . . . . . 0408 747 259

Baterry now . . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 731 677 A Right Price Automart . . . . . . . . 3208 1288

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AWNINGS Superior Screens . . . . . . . . 1300 766 799 Blinds Plus Awnings & Shutters. . . . 3287 9181 Gt Blinds & Awnings. . . . . . . . 0411 776 176 BADMINTON

BEAUTY SALONS Sueshel Hair & Beauty. . . . . . . . 5546 9011 Love Lash Studio . . . . . . . . . 0456 213 920 Chapters Hair Design. . . . . . . . . 3209 7351 BROCHURE DESIGN & DISTRIBUTION

LETTERBOX DISTRIBUTION & DESIGN SERVICES 0451 351 041 BED & BEDDING RETAIL A 1 Waterbeds . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3841 0444 Adjustsmatic . . . . . . . . . . . . 1800 642 130 Mattress Factory . . . . . . . . . . . 3808 1611 Beds R Us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3133 3715 Dreamerlover Water Beds . . . . . . 3803 4999 Mr Waterbed. . . . . . . . . . . . 1800 124 444 BEE & WASP REMOVALS

BARBERS Baber Zone . . .

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BATHROOM

(07) 3139 0397 1/2 Commercial Dr, Shailer Park

C,D Bathrooms . . . . . . . . . . . 0424 568 724 Just showers . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 862 354 Modern Bathroom . . . . . . . . . 0433 220 770

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Bladerunner Blinds . . . . . . . . . . 3133 3654 Anders Blinds and Shutters . . . . . . 3805 8898 Curtain One . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3423 0000 Decorator Blinds . . . . . . . . . . . 3808 9411 Flower Blinds . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3209 4710 BOOKKKEEPING SERVICES

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BUSINESS ANALYSIS

First Class Accounts Loganholme . . 0418 238 999 Gecko Bookkeeping Logan . . . 0421 278 128 Shoebox Books Logan. . . . . . . 0421 278 128

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

www.sbis.com.au CABINET MAKERS A&T Cabinet Makers . . . . . . . . 3801 2230 Erwin Interiors Cabinetmakers . . . 0419 332 232 Coleman Cabinets . . . . . . . . . . 3808 3887

BRICKLAYER Graham Rudd . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3209 9282 Hi-Cal Bricklaying . . . . . . . . 0488 997 010 Darkon Bricklaying . . . . . . . . . 0411 205 709 P&R Druery Bricklaying Services . . 0418 722 371

(07) 3801 8900 | 1/59 Logan River Rd, Beenleigh CAMPERVANS & MOTOR HOMES

BUSINESS CONSULTANTS Small Business Improvement Services . 0418 769 531 Gregory Business Coaching . . 1300 964 339 Elite Business Coaching . . . . . . . 3088 8073

Lifestyle Camper Trailers. . . . . . . 3208 8350 Kelly Campers . . . . . . . . . . 0418 761 161 Discover Caravans. . . . . . . . . . 3801 4009 CARPETS

BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS

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Award Carpets . . . . . . . . . . . 3801 1066 Carpet Overlockers . . . . . . . . . 3287 7376

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CARPENTRY Arnott’s Improvements . . . . . 0406 224 884 Joe’s Carpentry . . . . . . . . . 0488 996 048 Stepahead Carpentry . . . . . . 1800 783 724 Inside Edge Carpentry. . . . . . . 0420 383 500 Standfast Maintenance & Construction. 0448 496 192 Logan Logan City City Guide Guide || 89 89

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CHURCH & RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS

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MONTE'S

PARTY FUNCTION HIRE

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CEILINGS Brisbane Ceilings & Partitions . . . . . 3857 8055 Stretch Ceilings Australia. . . . . . . 3078 6015 CHILD CARE CENTRES

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CLEANING – OFFICE & COMMERCIAL

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07 3733 3247 CLAIRVOYANCE Psychic Traveller . . . . . . . . . 0422 537 399 Healing Circle . . . . . . . . . . 0422 647 721 Clarity Psychic Readings . . . . . 0422 695 171 Lisa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3805 6161 CLOTHING ALTERATIONS Emily Clothing Alterations . . . . . . .

Heaps Cutting & Clothing Alterations .

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COFFEE – RETAIL & WHOLESALE

Coffee Roast Specialists VISIT OUR Espresso Bar & Roastery TODAY! 10 Compton Rd, Underwood | 3208 2900 Mon to Fri 7am - 5pm, Sat 7am - 2pm

COMPUTERS

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Geeks2U . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 142 112 Jay’s Computing . . . . . . . . . . . 3805 3066 Budget Computer Repairs . . . . . 3114 3147 YNS Tech Support . . . . . . . . 0415 495 549 BAU Technology . . . . . . . . . . 3059 5252 Quick Solve Computers. . . . . . . . 3804 7400 CONCRETING Zains Concrete . . . . . . . . . 0403 669 231 Complete Concrete & Coverings . . 0434 104 623 Splendid Cocreting & Constructions. . 3129 0122 Kan Crete . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405 721 873 COOKING CLASSES

Blue Cloud Counselling . . . . . 0417 435 029 Bravehearts Inc . . . . . . . . . . 1800 272 831 Foundation Care . . . . . . . . . 1300 854 733 Baypsych . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3809 3573 CRANE HIRE

Spice Route Cooking School . . . . 0432 295 248 Contemporary Cakes & Classes . . . . 3388 2453 Scenic Rim Cooking Classes. . . . 0408 199 736

0408 199 736 22 Mountview Cl,Boonah

www.scenicrimcookingclasses.com.au COOL ROOM BUILDERS & HIRE Astra Panels . . . . . . . . . . .

Aussie Cold Room Hire . . . . .

Refrigeration House of QLD . .

The Big Refrigeration Hire . . .

Markwell Cold Storage . . . . . .

Goodhew’s Refrigeration Service.

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COSTUME HIRE Baby Costume Hire . . . . . . . . 0428 650 950 Julee’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3297 7738 Deltas Dazzling Costumes . . . . . . 3806 1554 Kid’s Safari Animal Costumes . . . . . 3208 8503 COUNSELLING M1 Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . 3067 9129 StarPoint Counselling . . . . . . . 3458 1725 Creative Devotional Counselling services 3208 2128 Chrisobel Counselling. . . . . . . 0414 728 884

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CURTAINS Aristrocrat Curtains . . . . . . . . . . 3287 1211 Curtain Elegance . . . . . . . . . . 3808 3969 Carpet One & Curtains Logan City. . . 3423 0000 DANCE TUITION SJJ Creative Dance & Acting Studios . 0402 762 471 Rising Star Dance . . . . . . . . . 0422 307 204 STEPRIGHT Studios . . . . . . 0422 886 467 Prelude Dance Centre. . . . . . . . 0402 358 132 DAY SPAS Total Body Spa . . . . . . . . . . . . 3806 1183 Beauty Room by Bella . . . . . . 0423 947 559 Allure Health and Beauty. . . . . 0402 421 208 DECKING CONTRACTORS Lizmax Homes . . . . . . . . . . . 0418 152 26 Q1 Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . 0423 073 177 Hammered Constructions . . . . . 0410 597 215

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DOCTORS & MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS

Hulk Demolition . . . . . . . . . . 0448 553 366 Mainland Demolition . . . . . . . . . . 3297 4700 DENTIST

(07) 3209 9686 131 Bryants Rd, Loganholme Daisy Hill Dental Care . . . . . . . . . . 3290 0262 Mainland Demolition . . . . . . . . . . 3297 4700 Edens Landing Dental . . . . . . . 3805 4084 Flagstone Dental Centre. . . . . . 5547 7738 DRIVING SCHOOLS All Points Drivinig School . . . . . 0431 804 359 Briswide Driving School . . . . . . 0491 042 141 Friendly Driving School . . . . . . . 1300 653 315 Aardvark Driving School. . . . . . 0420 966 151 BEAUTY DISABILITY SERVICES

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Bismark Street Family Practice . . . . 3209 Doctors on Bryants . . . . . . . . . . 3801 Shailer Park Medical . . . . . . . . . 3287 Beenleigh Family Practice. . . . . . 3287 Easy Street Medical Centre. . . . . . 3806 Eagleby Medical Centre . . . . . . 3287 Mt Warren Park Medical . . . . . . . 3807 Albert St Medical. . . . . . . . . . . 5547 Myhealth Logan Village . . . . . . . . 5547 Dr Timothy Chan . . . . . . . . . . 5547 Jimboomba Junction Family Practice . . 5547 Jimboomba Medical Centre. . . . . . 5546

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ELECTRICIAN Voltfix Electrical . . . . .

Ice Bolt Aircon & Electrical .

Pidgeon Electrical . . . .

Q Power . . . . . . .

Kairos Electrical . . . . .

Wire Wizard Electrical . .

SPH Electrical Services .

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EMBROIDERY SERVICES Embroidery Queen . . . . . . . . 0422 597 294 Brisbane Embroidery . . . . . . . . 3386 0188 Embroidery For You . . . . . . . . . 3387 3200 Klema’s Punch Embroidery . . . . . . 3805 5550 Full Promoted Springwood. . . . . . . 3208 3363 EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING AGENCY

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BUSY Ability . . . . . . . . . . . 1800 761 561 Epic Assist . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3290 5364 All Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1800 978 577 Simply Better Care. . . . . . . . . . 3445 5733

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JEWELLERY

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GUTTERING Total Gutter Clean . . . . . . . 0450 482 527 Gutter Get It Clean . . . . . . . . 0493 104 772 Gutter - Vac . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 654 253 GARAGE DOORS Gliderol Garage Doors . . . . . 1300 284 286 Ammo Garage Doors and Gates . . . 3290 4444 Southside Garage Doors . . . . . 0400 034 097 HIGH TEA

Boutique Tea House High Tea Celebrations | Children’s celebrations High Tea Picnic | Special Events || Weddings 270 Jacaranda Ave, Kingston, 4114 | 0449 285 277 www.devonpixies.com.au | tea@devonpixies.com.au

HEALTH & WELLBEING Om Wellness . . . . . . . . . . 0434 028 588

Thai Oil Massage | Deep Tissue Massage Swedish Massage | Aroma Oil Massage | & More!

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KITCHEN RENOVATIONS & DESIGNS A + T Cabinet Makers . . . . . . . . 3801 2230 Distinctive Kitchens . . . . . . . . 0419 525 767 Carstens Cabinets & Joinery . . . . 3208 6048 Pro Star Custom Kitchens . . . . . 3808 4809 Fresh Kitchens and Bathrooms . . . . 3806 0603 MI Bathroom Renovations . . . . . . 0422 271 944 LAWYERS & SOLICITORS SBK Lawyers . . . . . . . . . 3272 8388 Madsen Law Solicitors . . . . . . . . 3209 774 LETTERBOX DISTRIBUTION SERVICE

LETTERBOX DISTRIBUTION 0451 351 041

LOCKSMITHS SERVICES Ace Locksmiths . . . . . . . . . 3094 7918 Blacks Mobile Locksmith . . . . . . . 3382 0755 Logan City Guide | 93

PEST CONTROL

MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS Pulse Radiology Loganholme . . . . 3333 2000 Pulse Radiology Rochedale . . . . . 5636 6066 Exact Radiology Clinics . . . . . . 5636 6066

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MECHANICS

SERVICING HOMES & COMMERICAL

PAINTERS

(07) 3807 2299

13 Old Pacific Hwy, Yatala QLD

McLeay Painting Services . . . . . 0412 574 203 JAV Painting & Decorating . . . . 0404 488 470 McGuigans Painting & Decorating . . 0421 034 558 POOL CLEANING & SERVICES

METAL RECYCLERS

Poolwerx Shailer Park . . . . . . . 3806 1466 Poolwerx Beenleigh . . . . . . . . 3807 4653 Poolwerx Jimboomba . . . . . . . . 5646 5966

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Cars • Caravans • Trucks • Trailers • 4WD’s Utes • Machinery • Shipping Containers Call or text 0466 113 333 Email: adrian@adrians.com.au Industrial & Farm Clean ups Available NURSERY Nielsen’s Native Nursery. . . . . . 3806 1414 Tara Valley Nursery . . . . . . . 3287 6139 PLANTS by WENDY . . . . . . 0484 771 520 Riverdale Wholesale Nursery. . 0407 870 773 Able Nursery . . . . . . . . . . . 3807 3571

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6/3360 Pacif ic Hwy, Springwood QLD PRD Shailer Park . . . . . . . . . . 3801 1888 Elders Shailer Park . . . . . . . . . 3440 8500 Bernats Lewis Real Estate . . . . . . . 0407 108 725 RUBBISH REMOVAL Logan Rubbish Removal Services . 0414 789 511 Focus on Homes . . . . . . . . . . 0428 246 101 SAFETY ADVICE & SUPPORT

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1800 262 624

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Khim Chandler Optometrist. .

Stuart Macfarlane Optometrist Hanks Optometrists . . . . .

Jimboomba Optometrists . . .

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