ANZAC Day in Logan 

ANZAC Day services will be held across the City of Logan on Saturday April 25, 2026, giving the community an opportunity to come together and honour the service and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand defence personnel.

Dawn and morning services are planned at locations throughout Logan, with each service hosted by local RSLs and community groups.

More city 'Legends' with heart

Across Logan, everyday people are quietly making a big difference. The Logan Legends initiative shines a spotlight on locals whose kindness, leadership and commitment strengthen our community.

You can still nominate yourself or someone who inspires you. It’s easy - just fill out the submission form and tell us about your Logan Legend and the impact they’re making in our city.

Recent nominations include Suzanne Dang, Kerry Anderson and Lynda Tilley - just a few examples of the inspiring people being celebrated. Read more about their journeys, what drives them and how they’re helping their communities by exploring the Logan Legends feature stories.

Volunteers Ian Thomson and Stephanie Goleby with Kerry Anderson (right) and two young volunteers Ruben and Hamish O'Rourke

Have your say on Council’s next Disability Action Plan

Logan City Council is creating its fourth Disability Action Plan and is inviting community feedback from 14 April to 18 May.

You can have your say by completing the online survey or visiting one of our pop‑up sessions over the coming weeks.

We welcome input from everyone, particularly people living with disability, parents and carers, and those working in the disability sector.

Pasifika participants needed for health research

The Genomics Research Centre at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is inviting Pasifika adults to take part in important health research that supports Pasifika communities.

The study focuses on improving understanding, diagnosis and treatment of long‑term conditions such as diabetes, obesity and gout. Participants do not need to have a health condition to get involved. Volunteers receive a free health check summary and a $50 gift card to help cover time and travel.

Contact: For more information on this project, phone 0483 786 783 or email pasifikahealth@qut.edu.au

Building Foundation for Work – EmpowerHER Pathway

IWA Australia is delivering Building Foundation for Work – EmpowerHER Pathway, a free employment skills program tailored for multicultural women.

The 18‑week program supports participants to build confidence and job‑ready skills, covering topics such as communication skills, resume and cover letter support, job applications and networking. As part of developing practical work skills, participants may also have access to driving lessons, first aid training and other relevant short courses.

When: Commencing 15 April 2026, every Wednesday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm 
Where: IWA Australia, 11 Watland Street, Springwood 
Contact: For more information, contact Lema at IWA Australia on 0412 835 264 or email sqw@iwaa.org.au
Cost: FREE (eligibility criteria apply – registration essential)

Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability)

IWA Australia is offering a fully funded Certificate III in Individual Support (CHC33021) for people interested in starting a rewarding career in aged care and disability support.

This nationally accredited course provides practical, job‑ready training with extra support from IWA Australia to help participants successfully complete the qualification and transition into employment. Training includes both classroom learning and additional wrap‑around supports to build confidence and job readiness.

When: 22 April to 4 September 2026, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm 
Where: IWA Australia, 11 Watland Street, Springwood 
Contact: For more information, email Dina.a@iwaa.org.au at IWA Australia
Cost: FREE (eligibility criteria apply – registration essential)

Thrive at Work Summit - building healthier workplaces

People working in community services care deeply about the work they do, but that care can come at a cost to their wellbeing.

That’s why Q Shelter is proud to present the inaugural Thrive at Work Summit, a one‑day immersive event focused on building healthier, safer and more sustainable workplaces across Queensland’s community services sector. 

When: Thursday 14 May 2026, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Where: Victoria Park / Barrambin, Brisbane (free parking onsite)
Contact: If you experience any barriers for registering, contact the Q Shelter Events Team on events@qshelter.asn.au
Cost: Ticketed event (20% discount available using link 👇)

Voices for Reconciliation Project - Sing on the Balun

Join your community on Yugambeh Country to sing Midnight Oil’s Beds Are Burning and be part of a professionally produced music video for National Reconciliation Week 2026.

Sing on the Balun welcomes non‑singers, shower‑singers and seasoned singers alike to come together through music, song and dance, creating a powerful and lasting statement of solidarity with First Nations people.

When: Sunday 26 April, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Where: Brigalow Country Music Club, Eagleby Wetlands, 293 Logan St, Eagleby
Contact: For more information, contact Cath cathjay@mundyturner.com or Fiona rowefiona@gmail.com
Cost: by donation

World Laughter Day – Laughter Club special 😆🤣

Did you know World Laughter Day is celebrated in May each year and promotes health, joy and connection through laughter? Join Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre as they celebrate with a special Laughter Club session.

Enjoy a fun and welcoming evening of laughter yoga, breathing and playful movement. It’s a chance to relax, feel good and connect with others. No skills or equipment are needed. Just bring a willingness to laugh and have fun.

When: Friday 1 May, 6:00 pm 
Where: Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre, 10-12 James St, Beenleigh
Contact: For more information, call Tyahn on 3287 2840 
Cost: Gold coin donation appreciated

Buddha Birth Day Festival

Celebrate peace, happiness and culture at the Buddha Birth Day Festival over the Labour Day long weekend.

Enjoy three days of cultural performances, including Dragon and Lion Dances, tea ceremonies and a spectacular Saturday night laser show. With vegetarian food and activities for all ages, it’s a welcoming and meaningful community celebration in the heart of Logan.

When: Friday 1 May to Sunday 3 May 2026
Where: Fo Guang Shan Chung Tian Temple, 1034 Underwood Road, Priestdale
Cost: FREE entry

Creative Kids Indoor Market

Come along and support local kids at the upcoming Creative Kids Indoor Market.

There will be more than 30 stalls run by young creators, filled with handmade gifts and treats. It’s a great place to find something special for Mother’s Day. Look out for Market Money too, where some lucky shoppers receive play money to spend at the stalls. It’s indoor, free and full of creativity and fun.

When: Saturday 2 May, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: Yarrabilba State Secondary College Hall, Basalt Drive (opposite Cafe63)
Contact: For more information, contact marge@5fold.org.au or 0461 420 736
Cost: FREE entry

Logan Dementia Choir 3rd birthday celebration 🎉

“Music is medicine for the soul.”

You're invited to join the Logan Dementia Choir members celebrate their 3rd birthday through singing and music. Morning tea and lucky door prize are included with entry.

Special guests - Rowan Holzberger MP, Shannon Fentiman MP and members of the Gold Coast Inspire Dementia Choir.

When: Wednesday 6 May 2026, 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Where: Bethania Community Hall, 88–118 Station Road, Bethania
Contact: For more information, contact logandementiaalliance@gmail.com
Cost: $10 per person donation (payable at the door)

Applications are now open for the Aurizon Community Giving Fund offering grants of up to $20,000 to eligible charities in communities we work and live in.

The Fund has helped over 700 charities with support for projects delivering benefits to local communities in the areas of health and wellbeing, community safety, environment and education.

Applications close: 5:00 pm 24 April 2026

EOI applications are now open for the 100 Women Grants Program, supporting Australian charities delivering projects that empower women and girls.

At 100 Women, the focus is on advancing safety, health, education and economic opportunity. In 2026, grants of up to $50,000 will be awarded to eligible organisations for project‑based initiatives that create measurable, lasting impact. Please review the guidelines and selection criteria for 2026.

Applications close: 29 April 2026 

Applications are now open for Transurban’s Relief Grants round, responding to current cost‑of‑living pressures across Australia.

This special funding round supports grassroots organisations providing emergency relief, such as help with food access, housing and transport. Eligible not‑for‑profit organisations near Transurban roads in Greater Brisbane can apply for grants of up to $10,000 to support local communities facing increased hardship.

Applications close: 8:00 pm 5 May 2026

Applications are now open for the Infrastructure for Multicultural Communities grants, supporting multicultural organisations to build, upgrade or improve community facilities.

This funding helps create inclusive spaces that support connection, participation and cultural expression, including community hubs, meeting spaces and amenities. Grants are available for small to large infrastructure projects, with co‑contributions required depending on project size.

Applications close: 4:00 pm 18 May 2026