Council delivers $503m Budget with strong investment in infrastructure
Redland City Council has adopted a $503 million Budget for the 2025–2026 financial year that makes a significant investment in ...
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Budget delivers investment in essential capital projects
Redland City Council has adopted a $151.68 million capital expenditure program that includes a significant investment in essential infrastructure such ...
Meet celebrity gardener at Environment and Community Fair
ABC Gardening Australia presenter Clarence Slockee will be a special guest at Redland City Council’s Environment and Community Fair at Redlands ...
Council Budget workshops focus on community needs in challenging economy
Serving the best interests of the community within a challenging economic climate is a key priority during Redland City Council’s ...
Council team’s cyclone response wins excellence award
A Redland City Council team’s collaborative response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred has been recognised with an award at the Local ...
Safe battery disposal urged after waste truck fires at Capalaba
Redland City Council is urging the community to ensure they dispose of used batteries correctly following two fires in waste ...
Essential sewer upgrade for Thornlands to support future growth
Redland City Council will commence critical works to install a new 1.2-kilometre sewer main and maintenance holes between Enterprise Street ...
Council urges community to rethink waste
Redland City Council is reminding the community that everyone has a role to play in helping drive down the amount ...
The Mysterious Affair at Willards, or And Then They Were Done
It is not exactly an Agatha Christie whodunnit but there are similarities – there’s a detective on the case, a ...
Council implements Councillor portfolio system
Redland City Council has introduced a new representative portfolio system for its Councillors in a move aimed at strengthening service ...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.