Council calling for young voices on youth strategy
Redland City Council is calling on young people to have their say in the development of the Redlands Youth Strategy during February. The ...
Month: February 2015
Birkdale Landfill rehabilitation works begin
Redland City Council has begun a $7 million project to rehabilitate the Birkdale Landfill site, including improving access to the facility for ...
NSI meetings address economic and community issues
Regular Township meetings hosted by the Mayor; and the inaugural meeting of the North Stradbroke Island (NSI) Economic Transition Group, are some ...
Proposed City Plan sent for Ministerial sign-off
Redland City Council has submitted an amended draft Redland City Plan to the Queensland Government that addresses matters raised through a state ...
New Trade College for Redland City
Redland City students and businesses are the big winners with the Australian Industry Trade College (AITC) announcing the Redlands as the location ...
Free business breakfast a great mentoring opportunity
Businesses in the Logan Redlands region are being invited to a free breakfast on 21 April that encourages businesses to take advantage ...
Social media and investment workshops free for business
Redland City Council’s popular series of business workshops have already begun this year with workshops designed to give busy local business owners ...
Economic Development Framework adopted
As part of ongoing planning for the city’s future, Council has recently adopted an Economic Development Framework to help chart a course ...
New business advisory services for Redland City
Career Employment Australia Incorporated (CEA Group) is gearing up to extend business support services to Redland small businesses under the auspices of ...
Birkdale Landfill remediation
Council has recently begun a $7 million upgrade of the Birkdale landfill and waste transfer station. The works will see closed landfill ...
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.