Council identifies $5.1million in budget efficiency savings
An ongoing efficiency review by Redland City Council has identified a total $5.1 million in efficiency savings, Mayor Karen Williams ...
Month: August 2012
Koala death spurs call for a driver care
Redland City Council is calling for driver care after another young male koala was found dead, hit by a car ...
Stay safe from swooping magpies
Redland City Council is alerting residents that the beginning of spring signals magpie nesting season, which may lead to magpies ...
A call to help Glossy Black-Cockatoos
In recognition of National Threatened Species Day, Redland City Council is hosting its 9th annual Glossy Black-Cockatoo community planting on ...
Council Energy Generates Savings
Redland City Council has saved ratepayers $82,328 over the last 12 months by reducing energy consumption across its buildings. Council’s ...
Ailing trees to be removed in Cleveland
Two diseased trees will be removed in the Cleveland CBD over the next few days to ensure public safety. The ...
New “ladies and gentlemen” in Mt Cotton
Mt Cotton residents’ calls for a “wee bit of relief” were answered recently, with the opening of new toilets at ...
Tickets sell fast for Mayor’s prayer breakfast
Tickets are selling well for the annual Redland City Mayoral Prayer Breakfast on Friday, 31 August. Mayor Karen Williams urged ...
Council calls for respect and fairness in Wellington Pt parking
Redland City Council says it will continue to reinforce parking regulations at the popular Wellington Point Reserve, calling on all ...
Council’s 100 Days highlights
The current Redland City Council celebrates its first 100 days in office on Monday 6 August. Since the election on ...
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.