Get ready for the 30th Annual Prawn Day â a community favourite and one of the regionâs most anticipated fundraising events! Taking place on 27th March 2026, this lively celebration brings together local businesses, food lovers, and community members for a day packed with fresh prawns, live entertainment, and friendly competition. Hosted in partnership with Beenleigh State High School and Windaroo Valley State High School hospitality students, guided by the Distillery Road Market team, itâs all for a great cause â raising thousands for local charities. Tickets go on sale 12th January for BYCC members and 19th January for the public â donât miss out!
The Logan & Gold Coast Faster Rail Project Industry Briefing is a vital opportunity for businesses and stakeholders to gain firsthand insights into one of the regionâs major infrastructure initiatives. This event will bring together government representatives, project planners, and industry leaders to discuss timelines, procurement opportunities, and the long-term economic impact of faster rail connections between Logan and the Gold Coast. Attendees will have a chance to ask questions, network with decision makers, and position their companies for upcoming contracts. Donât miss this chance to stay ahead of the curve and contribute to shaping the regionâs future transport landscape.
Developers have announced a $10 million redevelopment of Eagleby Plaza, aiming to transform the aging shopping centre into a vibrant community hub. The project includes modern upgrades to the façade, improved landscaping, and enhanced amenities to attract new tenants and better serve locals. The revamp is expected to boost local business and create a more inviting space for residents. Stakeholders, including local councillors, have welcomed the investment, highlighting its potential to rejuvenate the area and support economic growth. Construction is set to begin soon, with completion anticipated in 2026.
Join us for our next Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce Networking Breakfast with special guest speaker Bob Pillay, author of Dynamic Business Principles. A fantastic opportunity to connect with local professionals, business owners, and community leaders in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Whether youâre looking to grow your network, share ideas, or simply stay informed about whatâs happening in the local business scene, this event is the perfect place to start your day. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, hear from an engaging guest speaker, and build valuable connections that can support your business goals. Bring your business cards, your ideas, and your enthusiasm â we look forward to seeing you there!
Budget Update from MP Melissa McMahon State member for Macalister
The Imperial Hotel in Beenleigh closed it's doors for the last time on 5 September 2025 after 139 years, making way for the Queensland Governmentâs Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail project. While it marks the end of a beloved local icon, the closure paves the way for modern infrastructure that will double tracks, upgrade stations, and improve safety, accessibility, and travel times ahead of the 2032 Olympics. Staff will be redeployed to other venues, and the community farewelled the hotel with a huge celebration.
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Notice is herby given that the Annual General Meeting
of
Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce
is to be held at
Club Beenleigh
28A Alamein Street Beenleigh
on the
26th September 2025 at 7.00am
The business of the Annual General Meeting shall be:
In todayâs evolving work landscape, successful professionals must master the art of reshaping workplace boundaries. This dynamic webinar equips participants with practical strategies to establish clear, healthy limits, reduce burnout, and maintain work-life harmony. Through expert guidance, attendees will gain insights into setting expectations, managing scope creep, and fostering mutual respect across teams. Ideal for managers, remote workers, and anyone striving to sustain productivity while preserving well-being, this session serves as a vital tool in building resilient, high-performing work cultures. Join us to redefine boundaries and cultivate a more balanced, sustainable professional life. Wed, 20 Aug, 10am - 10:45am AEST
Melissa McMahonâs new tattooâa gold-inspired, ancient Japanese-inspired designâtraces the scar at the back of her head, symbolizing resilience rather than concealment. It reflects the battles sheâs endured, from childhood trauma shared in her bold 2021 speech to the life-altering removal of a benign brain tumor earlier this year. Post-surgery recovery has tested her strength, affecting basic functions like balance and wakefulness. Despite these challenges, McMahon embraces her scars and vulnerability publicly, finding power and connection through openness. Her journey embodies remarkable courage and authenticity, inspiring others to rise visibly from their own adversities.
The Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce is inviting expressions of interest from passionate and proactive individuals to join its Board. We're seeking diverse local leaders â from strategic thinkers and finance professionals to marketers, legal advisors, and community connectors â who are ready to take action and drive real impact. This is an opportunity to help shape the future of our business community, contribute skills in governance, innovation, and communication, and build stronger regional connections. If you're committed to making a difference and want to be part of a collaborative team, we encourage you to get in touch and get involved.
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Jo Connolly, a renowned social media expert with years of experience helping brands thrive online, will be joining us to share her valuable insights on how to leverage social media effectively for your business. Learn practical strategies to grow your online presence, boost customer engagement, and stay ahead of digital trends in todayâs competitive landscape. In addition to Joâs presentation, this monthâs round table discussion, titled âIs Local Area Marketing Dead?â, will spark thought-provoking conversation around the relevance of hyperlocal marketing in a digital-first world. Come ready to connect, contribute, and leave inspired with fresh ideas and actionable takeaways.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this June, the 1st Beenleigh Girlsâ Brigadeâa cherished youth group run out of Beenleigh Baptist Churchâhas brought together girls from kindergarten to YearâŻ12 across Logan since 1975. Meeting every Friday night for activities like dancing, cooking, camping, crafting, and bible study, the brigade focuses on building leadership, community, and lifelong friendships. Members can earn badges and even work toward the prestigious Queenâs Award through community service and skill development. These programs offer valuable extras for young rĂŠsumĂŠs. Congratulations to five decades of empowerment, growth, and fellowship! đ¸ Images and details courtesy of MyâŻCityâŻLogan.
Distillery Road Market (DRM), located in Eagleby between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, is currently expanding its team and seeking passionate individuals to join its vibrant community. As a dynamic food, drink, and entertainment precinct, DRM offers a variety of roles across hospitality, events, and retail. Whether you're an experienced professional or looking to start your career in a lively environment, DRM provides opportunities to grow and thrive. Join a team that values innovation, community, and exceptional customer experiences. Explore current job openings and become part of a destination that celebrates regional culture and creativity.
The IGNITE Youth Careers Expo is an exciting event designed to inspire and inform young people about their future career pathways. Bringing
together employers, training providers, universities, and industry leaders, the expo offers hands-on activities, interactive workshops, and
one-on-one advice. Itâs the perfect opportunity for students to explore career options, learn about emerging industries, and connect with
potential mentors or employers. Whether youâre considering university, TAFE, apprenticeships, or straight-to-work opportunities, IGNITE
provides the resources and guidance to help you make informed choices. Itâs more than an expo â itâs a launchpad for future careers and
bright possibilities.
Janelle MacGinley is remembered as a passionate advocate for youth empowerment in Logan, known for her unwavering commitment to creating opportunities through employment, education, and community engagement. As a McDonaldâs franchisee, she has provided thousands of young people with their first job and valuable life skills. Her leadership during times of crisis, particularly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, showcased her dedication to supporting local youth. Janelle's celebration of life was attended by over 500 cementing her remarkable legacy and the positive impace she has had on the youth of Logan.
The 2025 Young Business Leaders Program culminated in an inspiring showcase event on Monday, 16th June, hosted at Canterbury College. Local leaders including MP Rowan Holzberger, Mayor Jon Raven, and Small Business Commissioner Dominique Lamb joined Chamber members and educators to celebrate the achievements of Loganâs next generation of business minds. This annual program connects students with real-world business experiences, mentorship, and opportunities to develop their entrepreneurial thinking. The energy, innovation, and leadership on display prove that the future of business in Logan is in excellent hands.
JLM Brokerage is a leading Commercial Asset finance brokerage, dedicated to supporting small to medium businesses across Australia with tailored asset and equipment finance solutions. We simplify the lending process, offering fast approvals and personalised service to help businesses secure funding for vehicles, equipment, and working capital. Our experienced team works closely with clients to create flexible finance options that align with their goals and cash flow needs. Whether you're expanding, upgrading, or just starting out, JLM Brokerage is your trusted partner in business finance. Contact us today and let us help you drive your business forward with confidence.
We want to transform the City of Logan over the next 50 years. Logan City Council is seeking your feedback to help create a
new city vision and set of citywide goals outlining how we would like Logan to evolve.
Our aim is to improve the quality of life for current and future generations who call Logan home. Weâre encouraging you to dream big
and help shape our cityâs future.
Follow the link below to find out more and provide your feedback and ideas.
Survey closes: 30 August 2025
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Join us for our upcoming Annual General Meeting, a must-attend event for anyone passionate about our communityâs future. This year, weâre proud to welcome guest speakers from all levels of government âFederal, State, and local council â providing a unique opportunity to hear directly from our leaders. Gain insights into upcoming projects, ask questions, and engage in meaningful discussions about the direction of our region. Whether youâre a long-time member or new to the area, your voice matters. Donât miss this chance to connect, contribute, and stay informed. Light refreshments will be provided.
Beenleigh Beats 2025 promises an afternoon filled with music, fun, and community spirit. Whether you're a local resident or visiting the area, this event offers a unique opportunity to experience the creativity and enthusiasm of Beenleigh's youth.
The Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED), a division of Logan City Council, is dedicated to fostering business growth within the City of Logan. LOED offers a suite of services to support businesses at various stages, including confidential consultations, assistance with relocation and expansion, access to market information, and guidance on securing grants. They facilitate connections through networking events and partnerships with local Chambers of Commerce. Additionally, LOED provides resources for workforce development and export assistance, aiming to create a thriving economic environment for both new and established businesses in Logan.
The Queensland Small Business Commissioner (QSBC) supports small and family businesses across Queensland by enhancing their operating environment and reducing the time and costs associated with resolving disputes. Established under the Small Business Commissioner Act 2022, the QSBC offers services including information and advisory support, alternative dispute resolution, and mediation for small business and retail tenancy disputes . The QSBC also advocates on behalf of small businesses to various levels of government, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens and improve business conditions . Through initiatives like the Small Business Friendly Program, the QSBC collaborates with councils and stakeholders to foster supportive ecosystems for small businesses .
The Beenleigh seen road improvements with the completion of upgrades at the intersections of Alamein Road with George Street and Main Street. These enhancements include new traffic signals, CCTV monitoring, modified traffic islands, updated kerbs and ramps, landscaping, and pavement resurfacing. The project aims to improve pedestrian access, traffic flow, and overall safety for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians, promising shorter travel times and safer trips for all road users.
It's time to register your business for this years Cane Parade. The Beenleigh Cane Parade is a vibrant annual celebration held each May in Beenleigh, Queensland. Organized by the Rotary Club of Beenleigh, the event features a lively procession of floats, marching bands, and community groups, showcasing the townâs rich heritage and unity. Following the parade, the festivities continue with the Beenleigh Cane Festival, offering family-friendly activities, local food stalls, and entertainment.
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Due to circumstances beyond our control this event has been cancelled. We look forward to seeing you next month
Start your day with an inspiring business breakfast featuring David Koch! Gain valuable insights into overcoming common small business
challenges and making smart financial decisions. Learn actionable strategies to strengthen your business and stay ahead in a rapidly
evolving market.
Donât miss this opportunity to hear from one of Australiaâs most respected business leaders and get practical advice to future-proof your
success.
Key Topics:
đš Navigating economic downturns and seizing new opportunities
đš Preparing for extreme weather events with confidence
đš Staying competitive in an evolving market
đš Managing supply chain disruptions effectively
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Thursday 3rd April Doors open at 6:30 AM
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The Chamber has been alerted to a scam offering to sell membersâ information. We want to assure you that we do not share or sell personal data. Our public business directory only includes details voluntarily provided by members. If you receive an email from sina14.williams@gmail.com, block and delete it immediately. Avoid clicking links or responding to suspicious messages. Stay vigilant against scams by protecting your business information and reporting any concerns. If you suspect any fraudulent activity, contact the Chamber. We are committed to safeguarding our members and ensuring a secure business environment for all. Stay alert and stay safe!
In the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Queensland residents can access vital financial support to aid in recovery. The Australian Government offers the Disaster Recovery Allowance for those who have lost income, while the Queensland Government provides Personal Hardship Assistance grants for emergency needs, household repairs, and reconnection of essential services. Eligible individuals can apply for these grants online or through the Community Recovery Hotline. For more details on available support, eligibility, and how to apply, visit Services Australiaâs Queensland natural disaster support page. Don't delayâexplore these resources today to help rebuild and recover from the cyclone's impact.
As Cyclone Alfred approaches, Logan City Business owners are urged to prepare and stay informed through the Logan City Council website. Sandbags are avilable from the Beenleigh Showgrounds and regular updates via the dedicated website page Important information about Tropical Cyclone Alfred â Logan City Council
Nominations for the Queensland Training Awards 2025 are now open, providing individuals and organizations with an opportunity to showcase achievements in vocational education and training. Submissions close on March 11, 2025. Meanwhile, the How Do You Library? campaign encourages Queenslanders to rediscover local libraries, launching on February 14. The Australian Governmentâs Disaster Ready Fund is also accepting applications for community resilience projects until April 2. Additionally, hospitality and education traineeships are now available in Loganholme and Eagleby. Lastly, Telstra has launched a 3G Helpline to assist customers transitioning to 4G. For more details, visit the relevant program websites.