Pulse eNewsletter – October 2013
Message from the Mayor - Get Ready Redlands Art exhibitions showcase sustainability, femininity and an appreciation of the sea Snakes alive when temperature ...
Month: October 2013
Red or green substance appearing in waterways
Recently we have had reports from the public of red or green substance appearing in waterways around the Redlands, notably near Cleveland ...
Capture the Redlands on camera and win!
It’s time for the Redlands’ budding David Attenboroughs to get snapping with the annual IndigiScapes digital photographic competition opening on 1 November. ...
Public notice: Adoption of a minor amendment package to Redlands Planning Scheme
Minor Amendment Package 02/2013 Notice is given under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 that Redland City Council at its General Meeting held ...
Residents urged to ‘Get Ready’ for severe thunderstorms tomorrow
Residents across the southeast and central areas are being urged to ‘Get Ready’ for severe thunderstorm activity tomorrow. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) ...
Exhibitions showcase sustainability, femininity and an appreciation of the sea
The Redland Art Gallery at Cleveland will come alive with three exhibitions showcasing art from three talented artists from next week. Council’s ...
Snakes alive as temperatures rise
Residents are being warned to be on the lookout for snakes as they become more active with the onset of warmer weather. ...
Economic Development eNewsletter – October 2013
Message from the Mayor: Secret's out - Redland City the place to be Redlands' international exposure Investment central Making headlines Planning for ...
Hunt on for remarkable Redlanders
Do you know of a remarkable Redlander or community group who deserves recognition for doing something special for the Redlands? If so, ...
Dead or dying birds in the Redlands
The Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection has explained that the appearance of dead or dying Short-tailed Shearwaters or "mutton birds" ...
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.