Moore Australia’s 2026 Federal Budget summary provides expert insights into key budget announcements, helping businesses understand economic impacts, opportunities, tax changes and future planning considerations.
A young Eagleby entrepreneur has gained global recognition after winning an international award for a pet treat business, showcasing creativity, determination and local talent.
Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre is hosting Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, bringing the community together to raise funds for cancer research, support services and local community connection.
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A new pilot program at the Beenleigh Aquatic Centre is combining water safety education, English language learning and vocational training to create employment pathways and stronger community connections.
The Ormeau Business Mixer brought local businesses together for outstanding food, flowing limoncello, genuine networking and connection, showcasing the power of community in business.
If you missed out on seeing Eva Ilov at our recent Prawn Day you might like to book her for your next event. Fresh from Australian
Idol, Eva delivered a standout performance at Prawn Day, setting the tone with soulful vocals and an effortless presence. Now emerging as a
sought-after performer, Eva is available for corporate events, brand activations, and premium functions across Logan and South East
Queensland.
Updated plans for the new Beenleigh Station precinct have been released, bringing improved transport connections, accessibility, parking and easier access to the town centre as community consultation begins.
Beenleigh Bowls Club is joining a nationwide push for lawn bowls to be included in the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games through the “Bowls for Brisbane – The Long Roll” event.
Big Box Sleepout returns to Beenleigh as Logan teens unite to raise awareness and funds for youth homelessness. Hosted by Beenleigh Junior Quota, the overnight charity event combines education, community spirit, and fundraising, encouraging young people to make a difference while supporting local charities and important causes.
Find out how businesses can become suppliers for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Learn about procurement opportunities, the registration processes, and supplier pathways. We encourage companies to access tenders, submit expressions of interest, and prepare early to participate in delivering goods and services for the Games
The Logan Office of Economic Development together with the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce and the Logan Chamber of Commerce hosted a 2032 Olympic Games Morning Tea. It brought local businesses together to explore opportunities linked to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The event highlighted collaboration, early preparation, and the vital role small businesses will play in shaping the region’s economic future and long-term growth.
New RBA rules from October 2026 will ban credit and debit card surcharges, forcing businesses to rethink pricing. While bank fees are expected to drop and be capped at 0.3%, businesses must absorb these costs. This article explains the changes, current fees, and what it means for Australian business owners.
Frank Tucker was honoured as a Prawn Day Life Member at the 30th Annual Prawn Day, recognising decades of support for the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce. Known for rallying tables and building community, Frank’s legacy continues through his family and the much-loved “Tucker Prawn Stars” tradition.
Prawn Day will feature Australian Idol’s Eva as the headline entertainer, bringing energy and excitement to the 30th anniversary event. The article highlights the event’s community impact, fundraising for local charities, and acknowledges the ongoing support of Performance Studios and Club Noir in making the event possible.
The reopening of the Beenleigh Aquatic Centre brought the community together to celebrate a modern facility featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a children’s splash area and a dedicated space for the Beenleigh Brass Band. With strong community ties, including attendance by Karin Nay, the event highlighted local pride and connection.
The Beenleigh edition of My City Logan brings back a much-needed local voice, celebrating community stories and supporting local businesses.
The Brisbane 2032 Morning Tea with Andrew Liveris offers local business owners valuable insight into upcoming opportunities connected to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Attendees will gain important procurement information, learn how businesses can position themselves for future contracts, and better understand how the Games will create economic opportunities across Queensland.
Beenleigh Show cookery competitors are preparing to showcase their baking talents, with winners earning the chance to progress to regional finals and potentially compete at the Ekka. The long-standing competition features categories including cakes, biscuits, jams, and preserves, while new initiatives aim to attract younger participants to the show.
Beenleigh’s longest-serving show steward, John Schultz, has retired after more than 60 years of dedicated service to the Beenleigh Show. His commitment helped shape generations of local displays and events. A heartfelt thank you to John Schultz for his incredible contribution to this treasured community tradition.
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Prawn Day is Logan’s biggest business networking celebration — all-you-can-eat prawns, great company, premium drinks and plenty of fun, all while raising funds for local charities and youth programs. It’s a fantastic day to connect and support our community. Tickets are almost sold out, so don’t wait! Secure yours now: www.prawday.com.au
The Logan Major Projects Readiness Program helps local businesses prepare for major infrastructure and supply-chain opportunities linked to upcoming projects in the Logan region. Supported by Logan City Council, the program provides workshops, expert guidance, and connections to Tier-1 contractors to help businesses compete for work on large government and infrastructure projects.
Kenton Campbell has a deep connection to Logan, it's where the operations of Zarraffa’s Coffee, Distillery Road Market and Perentie Brewing Co. are based. His journey from the United States to Australia is extrodinary and his belief in Logan’s potential as a diverse, hardworking community built on small business is second only to the Mayor of Logan City.
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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 — from strategic thinkers and finance professionals to marketers, legal advisors, and community connectors — 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.
Join the Logan Local Supplier Summit, a dynamic event connecting local businesses with Logan City Council and major project opportunities. Learn how to navigate procurement processes, understand upcoming supply opportunities, and position your business for success while networking with industry leaders and fellow businesses across the growing Logan region.
The MyCity Logan article highlights Kerrie Saverin’s return as President of the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce, her focus on rebuilding business connections after COVID, strengthening advocacy for local businesses, and bringing the iconic Prawn Day event back to Logan to support community programs and charities.
The new IGA on Logan River Road marks an exciting step forward for Beenleigh, offering greater shopping convenience, supporting nearby businesses, and creating valuable local employment opportunities. From first jobs for young people to flexible work for families, the store strengthens our community while boosting the local economy and neighbourhood pride.
With 50% of funding reserved for regional businesses, this is a timely opportunity for Logan manufacturers to strengthen their capabilities
and boost competitiveness.
BYCC and BOP Industries invite parents, teachers, and students to an online information session about the 2026 BYCC Young Business Leaders Program. This fully funded program supports students in Years 7–12 to explore entrepreneurship, develop real-world skills, and turn ideas into action. The session will outline how the program works, participation options at school or at home, and how adults can support students throughout the journey. The Start-Up Day will launch the program at the end of Term 1, preparing students for Term 2. Tuesday 17 February, 4–5pm, online via Microsoft Teams (recorded).
Support your community and strengthen its core by shopping local! Our business directory connects you with members of the Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce who support local. When you shop local, your money stays local, creating jobs and boosting our town's economy. Local businesses often offer unique products and personalized service you won't find at big chains.
Feeling isolated running your business? The Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce (BYCC) can be a game changer for your business. Membership offers a supportive network for connection and collaboration. Gain exposure through BYCC events and promotions, and stay informed with industry trends through workshops and speakers. BYCC advocates for a thriving local business environment and unlocks exclusive member perks.