Global heavy equipment supplier Porter Group has officially opened its new Australian headquarters in Berrinba, marking a major milestone in the company’s long‑term commitment to Australia’s mining, quarrying and heavy infrastructure sectors.

The relocation from Archerfield to a purpose‑built 35,000‑square‑metre facility on Arshad Drive, Berrinba, represents an investment of more than $40 million and reflects the company’s confidence in continued growth across the resources and heavy industry markets.

Speaking at the official opening on April 23, Porter Group Australia and New Zealand Chief Operating Officer Darren Ralph said the establishment of the new facility represents both a celebration of growth and a foundation for the future.

“This new headquarters is more than just a building – it reflects our long‑term commitment to the Australian market and our focus on delivering outstanding service and solutions across the country,” Mr Ralph said.

“Established in Australia in 2003, we’ve grown from modest beginnings in Brisbane to a national operation. This facility recognises how far we have come and sets the foundation for where we’re heading next.”

Mr Ralph also acknowledged the legacy of Porter Group founder Arthur Porter, and the late Mark Porter, who helped establish the Australian business.
“His legacy lives on in what we celebrate today,” Mr Ralph said.

Porter Group is a privately owned, family‑founded business supplying world‑leading heavy equipment brands across New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea and the United States through both sales and rental solutions.

Established in 1945 by the late Arthur Porter, the company initially delivered civil construction and road‑building projects in New Zealand before expanding into machinery and parts distribution. Today, Porter Group operates more than 50 locations and is recognised as one of the largest privately owned heavy equipment providers in Australia and New Zealand.

“While we’ve grown significantly over the decades, our focus has remained consistent,” said Kendrah Worsley, Group Marketing Manager (NZ & Australia). “We’re committed to delivering premium equipment backed by strong service and long‑term customer support, particularly in high‑utilisation industries like mining and infrastructure.”

Purpose‑built to support growth

The Berrinba site was strategically selected to support the continued growth of Porter Group’s Australian operations. As demand for equipment, servicing and parts support increases, the larger purpose‑built facility enables the business to scale while maintaining service performance.

“The size and layout of this site allow us to do more,” Ms Worsley said. “We’ve increased workshop capacity, improved parts storage and now have the ability to hold a wider range of machines on site. This directly improves turnaround times and customer support.”

While job creation was not the primary driver of the relocation, the expanded facility strengthens Porter Group’s ability to support its existing workforce of approximately 60 to 80 staff and operate more efficiently as demand grows.

Strategic location in a growing logistics hub

Porter Group’s relocation places the company within one of Queensland’s fastest‑growing logistics and industrial regions, alongside major operators including Amazon, DHL Supply Chain and Toyota.

This concentration of major investment continues to reinforce Logan’s reputation as a critical supply‑chain hub supporting freight, logistics and industrial activity across South East Queensland.

“Logan offered the connectivity and industrial scale we need for our next phase of growth,” Ms Worsley said. “Being located directly off the Logan Motorway gives us faster access to customers, improved visibility and more efficient delivery to project sites.”

Centrally positioned between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Logan’s access to major transport corridors makes it an increasingly strategic base for businesses servicing mining and heavy industry operations.

Members of Porter Group with Mayor Jon Raven, Councillor Stemp and Jackson, and LOED staff

Members of Porter Group with Mayor Jon Raven, Councillor Stemp, Councillor Jackson, and LOED staff

More than machinery

While Porter Group is the exclusive distributor of Hyundai Construction Equipment, Ms Worsley said the company’s competitive advantage lies in its aftersales support.

“Our point of difference isn’t just the equipment,” she said. “It’s our responsiveness, our experienced service teams and strong parts availability. Whether customers are running small fleets or large mining operations, we focus on keeping machines operating.”

The new facility also enhances Porter Group’s ability to support smarter fleet management through telematics systems that provide real‑time insight into performance, fuel use and maintenance requirements.

With its Logan headquarters now operational, Porter Group is well positioned to support Australia’s growing resources and infrastructure industries from the centre of one of Queensland’s most dynamic industrial corridors.

Heavy machinery

Amazon Australia has unveiled plans to invest more than AU$750 million building a new robotics fulfillment centre in Logan, creating 2000 jobs during construction and 1000 operational jobs once opened in 2028.

Located at Flagstone Logistics Estate in North Maclean, the 150,000m² facility will be one of the largest warehouses in Queensland and the first of its type for Amazon in the state.

Equipped with the latest Amazon technology, the fulfilment centre will have a floor span the equivalent of 18 ruby league fields across 4 floors, and will have the capacity to house up to 15 million of the smaller items sold on Amazon.com.au such as pantry staples, beauty products, electronics and toys.

When operating at full capacity, the fulfilment centre will have the ability to process over 125 million packages per year, including items from Queensland-based small and medium businesses who use Amazon to reach customers across Australia.

Render of the Amazon Robotic Fulfilment Centre set to be built in Logan

An artist’s impression of the multi-level $750m Amazon fulfilment centre at the Flagstone Logistics Estate

This site will offer a diverse range of quality job opportunities in a high-tech, safe, industry-leading workplace ranging from engineering, IT, HR and operations to entry level roles with on-the-job training. The advanced technology in this new fulfilment centre drives demand for roles in innovative fields such as robotics maintenance, systems operations and technical support. Once fully operational, the majority of jobs will be permanent roles, with competitive pay and exceptional benefits such as highly subsidised health insurance and up to 20-weeks paid parental leave.

In Amazon robotic warehouses, technological innovation is designed to work alongside employees, handling the heavy lifting and repetitive tasks so people can focus on work that requires human judgement and skill. Each robot at the new FC can lift 500kg, communicate with employees through wearable Wi-Fi transmitters and make smart decisions using centralised planning software – including how to respond safely during power outages.

Amazon Australia’s Director of Operations, Wayne Angus said, “We’re proud to continue investing in our Queensland operations network to enhance our ability to serve customers across the state, while creating more than 1,000 new jobs in a safe and positive work environment. People are at the heart of our operations, and by combining innovative robotics technology with skilled local talent in this state-of-the-art site, we’re building a workplace where people and technology work hand in hand to deliver for our customers. This investment demonstrates Amazon’s commitment to Queensland customers and our confidence in the state’s growing economy.”

“We are grateful to the Queensland Government’s support in making this investment possible, and advocating for an innovating industry. We look forward to supporting the local community as we partner with schools and community groups around the new facility, and creating new opportunities for the Queensland-based small and medium businesses who use Amazon to seamlessly service customers across the country.”

Queensland Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training Ros Bates said the Queensland Government is removing barriers for business, opening doors and welcoming investment, “This new facility will be a huge boost for local businesses which sell through Amazon. It’ll help them grow by reaching more customers, delivering a better lifestyle through a stronger economy.”

Mayor of Logan, Jon Raven said, “The City of Logan is the perfect place for Amazon Australia to invest. We’re the youngest and fastest growing city in Queensland, and our communities want the opportunity to work close to home. That’s why attracting high-paying technology jobs to Logan is so important. Projects like this robotic fulfilment centre bring new opportunities and help create the kind of careers our young people should not have to leave the city to find. I want our kids and grandkids to be able to build their future right here in Logan, working in the industries that will shape the next generation of jobs.”

Charter Hall Managing Director & Group CEO David Harrison commented, “We are pleased to deepen our partnership with Amazon, who have been a long-standing tenant customer of our Office sector, and to support their growth in the Brisbane region. Their presence at Flagstone, alongside Bunnings and DATS, strongly reinforces the strategic location of this estate as a destination for leading logistics users in Queensland.”

Aerial photo of Flagstone Logistics Estate

Amazon’s Robotic Fulfilment Centre will be located in Charter Hall’s Flagstone Logistics Estate

Construction has commenced on the fulfillment centre, strategically located at Charter Hall’s Flagstone Logistics Estate, a 10-hectare site in the city of Logan with immediate access to the Mount Lindesay Highway – a key north-south arterial route enabling efficient delivery throughout South Brisbane. The facility is located within the Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area and the development assessment was approved in 35 business days by Economic Development Queensland.

Logan City Council’s investment attraction team has been working with Amazon and relevant parties a number of years to support the progression of this project. The Logan Office of Economic Development was proud to support Amazon during their site selection and development approval process with the Queensland Government. Once operational, we look forward to working with Amazon to create supply chain opportunities for local businesses and workplace solutions.

This month the City of Logan hosted the 2026 Heyball World Cup, one of the world’s premier cue sports events.

Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED) was central to attracting this world-class event to the City of Logan. Through our investment attraction team’s extensive networks, we were connected to the World Pool Association and the World Confederation of Billiards Sports, and we worked to find them a suitable location in the City of Logan. Key to our engagement was early engagement, strong council support (including meeting with the Mayor, and with representatives from Council’s event-capable venues), and positioning Logan as a long-term partner rather than a one-off host.

LOED staff showed them a clear pathway around venues, community uptake, and how Heyball fits into Logan’s broader sports and events strategy (including international events and legacy outcomes). This was a good fit with their Olympic ambitions and we helped path a way with different stakeholders (including the Queensland Government and Olympic Committee). Logan was able to demonstrate the perfect fit with sports like American Pool and Heyball with venues like the Centre of Excellence at Marsden State High School.

Given the scale of the World Cup, organisers engaged a suite of local suppliers to transform the Marsden State High School hall into a purpose-built, international-standard sporting arena—delivering a significant boost to local businesses and demonstrating Logan’s capability to support global sports events.
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A Global Showpiece With Olympic Ambitions

The Heyball World Cup is recognised as a tier-one international event, boasting a USD $865,200 (AUD $1.2 million) prize pool and drawing 192 elite athletes from 32 countries. The flagship event of international Heyball is planned to be staged every four years as the highest expression of the sport.

Competition Details:

  • January 16–19, 2026
  • Events: Men’s Team Championship and Women’s Team Championship
  • Team Quotas: 32 Men’s Teams and 32 Women’s Teams
  • Team Composition: 3 athletes, one of which is the nominated captain
  • Prize Fund: USD 865,200 (USD 432,600 per category) – the highest prize money for any cue sports event ever conducted in the Southern Hemisphere
  • Worldwide broadcast via wpalive.tv
  • Winners: Women’s Champions – China – Gold Medal, Belgium – Silver Medal;  Men’s Champions – Mongolia – Gold Medal, Republic of Korea – Silver Medal

Originally planned for a 2027 debut, the inaugural tournament was brought forward to 2026 to accelerate Heyball’s campaign for Olympic inclusion. Staging the event in Australia strengthens the sport’s bid for a place in the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games, while elevating Logan’s profile as a host city for emerging international sports.

Heyball World Cup setup at Marsden State High School

Strategic Alignment Secured the Win for Logan

Events of this scale highlight that the City of Logan is a city of choice for global competitions. They reinforce our readiness to support and host activities linked with the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games and strengthen our position as a rising destination for world‑class sport and events. The transformation of the Centre for Excellence at Marsden State High School showcased exactly how these types of sports could be hosted in the region. The Logan Indoor Sports Centre will add capability in the lead-up and during the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Located within the Yarrabilba Priority Development Area (PDA), this 75-hectare master planned precinct is strategically positioned between the M1 Motorway and Mount Lindesay Highway, offering exceptional connectivity for businesses seeking access to Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and beyond.

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Yarrabilba Industrial Development – MIBA North
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90% of MIBA North Sold and MIBA South Kicking off in 2026

Strategic Location & Connectivity

Yarrabilba offers direct access to key freight and logistics infrastructure:

  • Brisbane Airport – approx. 54 km / 43 mins drive
  • Port of Brisbane – approx. 60–65 km / under 1 hour
  • Gold Coast CBD – approx. 55 km / 45 mins
  • Gateway Motorway – accessible via Logan Motorway or Mount Lindesay Highway
  • M1 Motorway – approx. 25–30 mins
  • Logan Motorway – approx. 20–25 mins
  • Crestmead Industrial Estate – approx. 22 km / 26 mins
  • Park Ridge Industrial Precinct – approx. 15–20 mins drive

This proximity makes Yarrabilba ideal for businesses requiring fast access to freight corridors, distribution networks, and workforce hubs.

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MIBA North: Momentum Building

To date, the MIBA North Precinct (51 lots) is approximately 90% sold, with significant construction activity underway. Purchasers include a healthy mix of owner occupiers and developers, with developments ranging from small office/warehouse units (100sqm+) to purpose-built facilities, such as future 4,500sqm Neumann Steel office/warehouse.

Population & Growth

Yarrabilba’s current population sits at approximately 17,500 residents, with strong growth forecasted as new precincts and infrastructure come online. This growth underpins the demand for employment hubs, retail, and services.

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MIBA SOUTH NEXT WAVE OF DEVELOPMENT BEYOND MIBA NORTH

MIBA South: Next Wave of Development

Bulk Earthworks & Civil Works:

  • Bulk earthworks commencing late 2025
  • MIBA South first subdivision—will be under construction in 2026.
  • A culvert crossing over Quinzeh Creek will connect MIBA North to MIBA South via Wongawallen Drive.
  • The first stage of MIBA South (approx. 50 lots) is approved, with off-the-plan sales targeted for early Q2 2026.
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Infrastructure: Connectivity Enhancements

Dollarbird Intersection:

  • Construction begins this year, enabling a second access point to the Stockland Yarrabilba community.
  • Completion expected by mid-2027.

Jimbillunga Drive & Wentland Avenue Extension:

  • Part of a $30 million Stockland-funded project, already well progressed.
  • Delivered by Golding Contractors, this 2.5km stretch will significantly improve internal connectivity.
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Yarrabilba isn’t just another industrial estate—it’s a vision for integrated growth, community, and opportunity. If you’re a business looking to expand, a developer seeking strategic land, or an investor watching SEQ’s growth corridors, Yarrabilba deserves your attention.

If you’re interested in exploring industrial opportunities in Yarrabilba, contact Jason at jasonsandhar@logan.qld.gov.au.

Logan City Council is inviting tenders to lease a range of commercial and retail properties in Beenleigh and Springwood. With 14 separable portions available, this is a great opportunity for businesses to secure a strategic location in the Logan region.

Council will be inviting submissions from interested parties for the lease of the following properties:

  1. The York – B1 & B2 (Soho), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  2. The York – C1 & C2 (Soho), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  3. The York – D1 & D2 (Soho), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  4. The York – E1 & E2 (Soho), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  5. The York – F1 (Front), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  6. The York – F2 (Rear), 96–98 York Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  7. Tenancy 1 Unit 1, 2 Main Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  8. Tenancy 2 Unit 2, 2 Main Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  9. Whole of Building, 2 Main Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  10. Billboard, 2 Main Street, Beenleigh Qld 4207
  11. Suite 1, 1 Laurinda Crescent, Springwood Qld 4127
  12. Suite 2, 1 Laurinda Crescent, Springwood Qld 4127
  13. Whole of Building – 1 Laurinda Crescent, Springwood Qld 4127
  14. 15 Vanessa Boulevard, Springwood Qld 4127

Council is seeking high-quality tenants who will contribute positively to the local community and commercial landscape. This presents a great opportunity for businesses and organisations to secure a lease in strategic and well-positioned locations within the Logan region. Council is particularly interested in proposals for ‘The York’ properties that incorporate a café.

The tender for multiple leases has now been released via VendorPanel. More information can be found in the brochure (pdf).

The Request for Tender will close on Friday, 31 October 2025, at 2pm AEST.

Inspections will be held for tenderers on various dates in October. Contact us for more info or visit the tender page on VendorPanel

 

Last month LOED staff were invited to the opening of YoCo’s new coworking space in Slacks Creek. The Junction is a part of Churchill Development Group’s 200 Kingston redevelopment project.

Once the site of a used car yard, the site has undergone a $27 million facelift and is now tipped to become an economic hub.

The mixed-use site is set on the corner of Slacks Creek industrial precinct, and includes a United Petrol Fuel Station, Slim’s Quality Burger Drive Thru – one of the first in Queensland – as well as 10 other food and beverage tenancies and a barbershop, with five tenancies left to be filled.

Coworking space The Junction is a 1113sqm office facility with:

  • 56 Private Office Suites for 1-11 people
  • 40 secure underground carparks
  • 2 Meeting Rooms and 1 Boardroom
  • 24/7 Access for ultimate flexibility
  • Fully serviced office – high speed internet, cleaning, kitchen facilities including tea and coffee
  • Regular events and fully stocked kitchen with drinks and snacks
  • Access to other YOCO coworking sites for meeting rooms, breakout lounges, and common area facilities

The Junction offers an ideal workspace for a diverse range of businesses, including startups, sole traders, professional services, and other small enterprises seeking premium, hassle-free accommodation for both short and long-term needs.

Conveniently situated in the heart of Slacks Creek, it boasts excellent amenities and nearby services.

“We’re excited, given that it was an old car yard,” Churchill Development Group general manager Ben Bailey said.

“We have delivered something that is quite unique – it is not just a food convenience centre – with the office space, it has a business element.

“We’re looking at the services tenancies as well, whether it is beauty and massage or things like that to tie into it.”

Mr Bailey said the group viewed the development as an economic hub, with the offices able to house up to 250 people.

“… which we think Logan needs a bit more of,” he said.

“Especially along that street where there are still a lot of industrial, dirty old fuel stations and things like that.

“Mum and dad businesses are used to having much older tenancies within Logan, where this is a little different and allows them to showcase their business.”

Aerial view of the 200 Kingston development

If your business is interested at taking up space at The Junction, please contact the team at YoCo, they have introductory pricing available.

For tenancy enquiries at 200 Kingston, contact:

T3.0/200 Kingston Road, Slacks Creek, QLD 4127 – Retail for Lease – RWC Springwood

Retail For Lease – 200 Kingston Road, Slacks Creek

Churchill Development Group

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Queensland’s first solar panel recycling plant have established their operations in Logan. Pan Pacific Recycling will recycle discarded solar panels, dismantling them and breaking down the materials to be reused. The facility is expected to take apart 240,000 panels a year.

The new facility in the Crestmead business park features a cutting-edge recycling plant within a 4,000sqm warehouse. Equipped with unique technology for efficient material extraction, valuable materials like silicon, aluminium, and cobalt will be recovered and reused, conserving natural resources.

The facility also includes eco-friendly waste management processes and a research centre dedicating to continuous process improvement and developing innovative recycling techniques.

The Logan Office of Economic Development team have worked with Pan Pacific Recycling over the last 18 months, facilitating investment in their Crestmead facility. The team aided with site selection, planning and guidance, engaging with valuable local supply chain connections and facilitated introductions with Government officials and relevant grant programs. Pan Pacific Recycling also received assistance through council’s Investment Attraction Incentive Fund. Businesses looking to invest in Logan and who meet certain eligibility criteria can apply to be considered.

Director of Pan Pacific Recycling, John Hill said that working with the LOED team was a valuable step in realising two decades of work to open the facility. “The efforts by the Logan City Council’s Economic Development team were instrumental in turning the vision of the Pan Pacific Recycling facility into a reality. Their proactive approach and strategic initiatives significantly influenced our decision to establish Pan Pacific Recycling in Logan. The team have been a steadfast support for our business, providing valuable resources and assistance”.

The new facility has brought 32 jobs to the area and further establishes Logan in the resource recovery sector, enhancing our region’s long-term economic sustainability. Resource recovery is an emerging industry in Logan, and we are proud to support innovative leaders in this space such as Pan Pacific Recycling, BlockTexx and V Resource.

Australia’s largest car company has joined thousands of Australians in making the move to the City of Logan.

Works have started on Toyota’s major new parts distribution centre in Crestmead.

The 31,000 square metre facility will relocate 90 jobs to the area and is anticipated to open in 2026.

The company, which chose the location strategically to improve logistical operations and enhance its distribution network, was supported in its move by Logan City Council’s investment attraction team.

A fast-tracked development approval process has also allowed construction work on the new, 60,000 hectare site to begin sooner than anticipated.

The new facility will achieve 100 per cent carbon neutral operations with solar panels, a hydrogen refueller and EV charging.

Toyota says its improved safety standards and next generation technology will support a more streamlined goods to person process and provide greater and more inclusive employment opportunities.

Mayor Jon Raven with Toyota Aftersales Division General Manager Jing Tadeo (centre) and Vice President Jack Hobbs

Mayor Jon Raven joined representatives from Toyota, partner Goodman and the De Luca construction corporation for an official Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony at the development site this week.

Mayor Raven said having Toyota in the City of Logan just made sense.

“Logan is the youngest, fastest growing and most diverse city in the state, so of course Toyota, arguably the best car company in the world, would want to base its parts business here,” Cr Raven said.

“It’s a fantastic opportunity to have Toyota coming here and partnering with De Luca to deliver this parts facility, we’re really excited to see it.

“Logan is the beating heart of South East Queensland. You can’t move people or products throughout this region without coming through our city so that’s why we’re the smart choice for businesses to base themselves here.

“We also know that when you relocate 90 staff here that many of those people will want to come and live in Logan. We’re building 5000 new homes in Logan every year, we want you to be part of it.

“Thank you so much to Toyota for making the smart investment decision to come to Logan.

“We’re excited to be a partner with Toyota and to talk about how great it is to have them here.”

An artists impression of the future Toyota site in Crestmead

An artists impression of the future Toyota site in Crestmead

Eurocold, a refrigerated truck builder and fleet partner has moved to the City of Logan as part of the national expansion of the company.

The refrigerated truck rental and leasing agency has recently completed its new 8,677sqm facility at Berrinba in the ESR Gilmore Industrial Estate.

The new facility is eight times larger than their Wynumm assembly site, and allows Eurocold to expand its manufacturing and assembly capabilities.

The move has not only reinforced Eurocold’s premium standing but has also guided the entire organization onto a forward-thinking path for the future, where it can continue to be an Australian leader in operational, sustainable, and people-focused excellence.

The creation of the new facility coincides with the roll out of Eurocold’s electric vehicles.

According to Eurocold, it will utilise technology developed with Carrier and chassis suppliers to ensure more efficient practices in refrigerated transport.

All-electric powered vehicles and refrigeration cabinets will lower emissions and reduce waste through the course of delivery to end customers.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Eurocold, Avraam Solomon, said the Berrinba facility future proofs the company for expansion.

“We have a bold plan to take the number of Eurocold vehicles on the road from the current 500 to nearly 2000 by the end of 2029,” said Solomon.

“We’re committed to a significant investment into the refrigerated trucking industry over the next three years,” he said.

“This expansion will support our greater expansion into other states which we began last year. It gives us the ability to have four single-line production units in the one facility, on top of that the location will become the hub for all of Eurocold’s business operations with the three major motorways accessible.”

“This will see our footprint increase across Australia and into New Zealand. We hope to have all of our new facilities signed and operational within 12 months.

“This plan includes the launch of Eurocold Revora, which has created an incredible amount of interest throughout the industry.”

Solomon said Eurocold Revora would provide sustainable, electrified delivery solutions at multiple sizes from small utility type vehicles right through to larger, rigid units.

“Our developer partners at ESR are assisting us with the move to a carbon free future through the technology being implemented. ESR is built on a shared vision of building for a sustainable future in the new economy,” he said.

ESR Australia’s General Manager Development, Queensland, Craig Robertson welcomes Eurocold to Berrinba Industrial Estate.

“Their signing marks a significant milestone for the Estate, closing out the first two stages,” he said.

Logan Office of Economic Development and Logan City Council were proud to work with Eurocold and support their investment. Eurocold were successful in receiving funding from Council’s Investment Attraction Incentive Fund.

City of Logan Mayor Jon Raven attended the facility this month to welcome Eurocold to the city and to tour the facility.

“We’re excited that Eurocold has brought 45 jobs to the City of Logan.

They’ve made the smart business decision to choose the youngest and fastest-growing city in Queensland as the base of their national and international operations.

I’m looking forward to seeing how they will grow and innovate over the coming years.”

Eurocold joins CEVA Logistics in the ESR Gilmore Industrial Estate, with leasing opportunities still available for Warehouse 3.

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Private health care is now closer to home for residents of Springwood and surrounds.

The Brisbane South Private Hospital (BSPH) was officially opened today within the City of Logan’s new Springwood Health Hub in Paxton Street.

Brisbane South Private Hospital features three large operating theatres, including a hybrid operating room equipped with advanced medical imaging technology, setting the stage for excellence in patient care.

It offers day surgery and services such as gynaecology, pain management, IVF and paediatric care.

The seven-storey Springwood Health Hub was completed late last year by developer Rogerscorp. It includes hospital-grade lifts, a patient drop-off zone, an ambulance bay and free car parking. Onsite services include I-Med Radiology, Southside Endoscopy, Qualitas Health GP clinic, pharmacy, pathology, fracture clinic, sessional suites and a ground floor café.

The opening of the private hospital is part of more than $126 million in major health care investments delivered, or under construction, across the city since 2022.

In 2018, Council prepared a Business Case for Health and Medical Investment, leveraging research and data analysis to identify market gaps in health provision and measure demand. The primary aim was to attract investment, drive development, and improve access to health services while addressing underlying health concerns in the city. This new facility is a testament to Logan City Council’s ongoing advocacy across all levels of government and the private sector, for high-quality health investment in our region.

The delivery of new private, and public health facilities in the city means more choice for local families and importantly, removes the need to travel long distances to Brisbane or the Gold Coast for medical care.

Other health services recently completed, or under construction, in Logan include:

  • Meadowbrook Medical Centre, in Logandowns Drive, Meadowbrook. Anchor tenants include UQ Health Care Ltd (GP, allied health, immunisation), and Logan Healthy Living (addressing diabetes, obesity and related diagnosis).
  • Meadowbrook Health Centre, under construction on Nestor Drive in Meadowbrook. This facility will include public and private health services, alongside a new Logan Urgent and Specialist Care Centre (LUSCC) – catering to minor injury and illness and is the first public-private partnership of its kind.
  • Yarrabilba Health City, on Adler Circuit, Yarrabilba, providing cardiology, oncology and radiology services.
  • OAPL (Orthopaedic Alliances Pty Ltd) facility in Slacks Creek providing prosthetic and orthotic clinical services.

As well as the investment attraction program performed by Logan Office of Economic Development, Council is also attracting health and medical investment by improving key centres including Meadowbrook through placemaking initiatives; and supporting the industry with jobs and employment outcomes through the Mayor’s Jobs and Skills Taskforce.