Editorial: The Winter Blues


After Queensland's strong comeback in State of Origin game 2, the stage was set for a magnificent clash in game 3. Unfortunately (for most of us), the Blues proved the better team and waltzed away with a 30-12 win on the back of Nathan Cleary. 

Now this is something that bothers me every year. I'm going to be perfectly honest, I don't quite understand all the Blues supporters who live in Queensland. You live here — so why wouldn't you support our local team? And this is not a fringe issue that I'm ranting about — recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that there are twice as many Blues supporters who live in Queensland compared to the number of Maroons supporters who live in NSW. So what is going on? 

I can understand to some degree if you were born in NSW and spent your early years there, before moving here later. That's similar to how Origin players are selected: it's where they spent their formational years. But if you were born in Queensland, I'm sorry — but you have no excuse rooting for the Cockroaches. Just because your parents were from NSW doesn't make you a New South Welshman. More maroon and less blue, I say! 

— The Editor

Lately Noticed

Logan Community Events in July 2026

Fri 3rd July, 4 pm — Family Bush Dance (KENG Tudor Park) Wed 8th July, 8 pm — State of Origin Game 3 Sat 11th July — Lasso Country Music Festival (Distillery Road Market) Thu 16th July, 6pm — Living Sculptures: How the birds got their colours (Free performance on the Logan Entertainment Centre forecourt) Sat 18th July, 7:30 pm — Logan City Symphony Orchestra concert - “Rapids, Raves and Rhythm” Thu 23rd July, 12 pm — Community Connect Lunch (Hope Centre, 440 Kingston Rd, Slacks Creek Sat 25th July, 9 am — Queensland Ornithological Conference (Sirromet Winery) Sat 25th July, from 5:30 pm — Brimstone Brawl (Club Noir, Loganholme) Regular Events Every Sunday, 6 am to 12 pm — Beenleigh Showground Markets Every Sunday, 6am to 12pm — Global Food Markets, Woodridge 
The Brewspaper is out in cafes!

The Brewspaper is out in cafes!

                                                                   The Brewspaper is now available at 25 cafes and takeaways across Logan city. Here is the complete list of cafes for our launch:  Two Dashes Cafe Fold & Rise Cafe Shorties Espresso Bar Riverlakes Seafood Cafe Andonis Cafe & Bar Nikkalatte Keng Cafe The Coffee Club Park Lane Barista Clouds on Belbora Rev'e Coffee Hub Brodies Chicken & Burgers Cornubia Meadowbrook Cafe Cuppa Coffee Christophers Fine Foods George's Grill St Coco Cafe The Drop Cafe Delite Cafe Fresh+ Cafe - Logan Kiwi Cafe Gloria Jeans

Welcome to The Brewspaper!

Hello and welcome to the very first issue of The Brewspaper; your local café newsletter for the central Logan area. New issues will be published on Monday every week, so keep an eye out in your local coffee shop ! We are currently in the following suburbs: Cornubia, Daisy Hill, Loganholme, Loganlea, Meadowbrook, Shailer Park, Tanah Merah, and Waterford West.  I hope you enjoy our content over a strong brew. If you have any feedback, suggestions, or just want to say hello, drop me a line at:  [email protected] .    -  Joel (editor-in-chief)