Get the appPolice say a boy reported missing from Logan Central has been located safe and well. Officers thanked the community for its help. The boy had been missing since Thursday, 15 October, and was last seen at a railway station on Railway Parade. Police had held concern for his welfare because he has several medical conditions. Identifying details and images have been removed from the media release for privacy reasons.
Writers can learn how to present and protect their work online at a workshop at Logan Central Library on Friday 30 October. Felix Long will lead a session on building an author's digital identity from 10am to 11am. Topics include author profiles, pen names, digital security and algorithms. The workshop is aimed at adults and bookings are required. The library's Writing Friday session follows from 11am, and residents can book online or through Logan Libraries.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced that the Tax Office will be able to keep accepting credit card payments until the end of June next year. The move gives the office more time to consult small businesses. In a second announcement, the Federal Government said it will keep the existing funding split of up to 75 per cent Commonwealth and 25 per cent state for natural disaster responses, providing certainty to councils ahead of Queensland's disaster season. Assistant Minister Anthony Chisholm said the Government would continue supporting regional communities hit by disasters.