Beyond the Desk - Tony Hall
Tony Hall has lived quite the life before being elected as the councillor for division 6. Growing up in a circus performing family he was born ready to deal with the juggling that happens in his new role. Joel caught up with Tony to discuss everything from video games and cars through to the fact that they are definitely not related.
Beyond the Desk is a series of interviews with the people who manage Logan City, the people we put in charge of the decision making process. We only often see the public face of these people, so BEYOND THE DESK takes the person away from the desk and delves more deeply into what makes them tick.
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UPDATE: Fast food bandits still on the run from police
Logan detectives are still hunting for two men who stole money from three fast food businesses in Meadowbrook and Browns Plains last night. The bandits were riding a motorbike and entered the drive-thru of the businesses, with the pillion passenger stealing cash from...
Cost of Living rebate on your next power bill
May 26, 2022 | Community, Political, Social
Queenslanders will receive a $175 Cost of Living Rebate on their next power bill. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says rising fuel and grocery prices were taking a toll especially on those on low incomes. “People are having to make difficult choices including going...
Rain and cold snaps predicted for the Winter outlook in Logan and Scenic Rim
May 26, 2022 | Community
The Bureau of Meteorology has released the national outlook for winter, so My News Feed spoke with the BOM about what Logan and Scenic Rim locals can expect this June. What weather is in store for Logan and Scenic Rim residents within the next four weeks in terms of...
Scenic Rim Council marks National Sorry Day
May 26, 2022 | Community, Education, Political
Scenic Rim Regional Council has flown the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags in recognition of National Sorry Day. Observed annually on May 26, National Sorry Day aims to raise awareness of the history and continued effect of the forced removal of Aboriginal...
Work continues on Flying Fox Bridge
May 26, 2022 | Community, Political
Despite continuous rainy weather, work to replace the existing Flying Fox timber bridge on Upper Coomera Road, Ferny Glen is progressing. The Scenic Rim Regional Council appointed a specialist bridge and road contractor last year, to replace the existing timber...