The suburb of Slacks Creek is conveniently located between the Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast. The area was originally named Mungaree, or place of fishes, by local Aboriginals, before being renamed after the Slack family, who used to run cattle in the area. Today, Slacks Creek is within Logan City and boasts a mix of residential and industrial enterprise, including the largest IKEA store in Australia. There are also many service industries and small businesses such as Print shops in Slacks Creek.
The region surrounding Slacks Creek is a famous koala habitat. During the last few decades, conservation measures have ensured the survival of this unique Australian emblem. Springwood Conservation Park and the Daisy Hill Koala Centre are both located within a few kilometres of Slacks Creek. The Connect with Nature schools program is a much valued government initiative aimed at forging sustainability awareness in the classroom and beyond. The Queensland Department of National Parks provides informative Brochures, many of which have created by enterprising Print shops. Slacks Creek residents are in the front line of protection of habitat for local flora and fauna.
Local parks provide residents the opportunity to experience nature on their doorsteps. Daisy Hill Koala Centre hosts school groups, incorporating the learning experience into the curriculum. National Parks rangers even assist with camping trips and provide facilities for cycling, fishing and all manner of wildlife encounters. Appreciation for our natural and cultural heritage is increasing, with Print shops in Slacks Creek acting as a beacon for change by providing attractive educational materials for locals and visitors.
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16 Randall Street
Slacks Creek, QLD 4127
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Mon: 8:30 - 4:30
Tue: 8:30 - 4:30
Wed: 8:30 - 4:30
Thu: 8:30 - 4:30
Fri: 8:30 - 4:30
Sat: By Appointment
Sun: Closed