Kingston Butter Factory to become a $12 million innovation icon and outdoor event space

The City of Logan will turn one of the city’s oldest buildings into an icon of innovation through a $12 million transformation that will bolster entrepreneurship and provide a space for new business and investment.

The city’s first purpose-built $6 million innovation hub will usher in emerging technologies while maintaining its rich pioneering heritage.

Funding from $125,000 to $2.5 million is now available to innovate Queensland businesses and co-investors to create opportunities for new, high value and skilled employment.

The City of Logan continues to show strong population and economic growth, supported by key information collected in Logan City Council's Bi-annual Economic Analysis.

South-East Queensland is set to experience a tourism boom over the next six years with direct and indirect job opportunities coming from the Brisbane Airport expansion and the new Queens Wharf project.

Celebrate the achievements of Logan’s businesses at this premier event. Dress up, walk the red carpet and enjoy live entertainment with VIPs and business owners from across Logan City.

Greater Springwood’s skyline recently welcomed two premium developments – a residential apartment complex at 22 Bernice Avenue and a three storey commercial building on Cinderella Drive.

Kingston's Substation 33 has received a $20,000 grant from the Queensland Government to develop a "hackerspace" – a high-tech hub where creative people can design and manufacture new products.