Redlands vigil shines light on family violence
A special candle-lighting vigil will be held in Cleveland’s Bloomfield Park on Wednesday 3 May to remember those affected by domestic and ...
Month: April 2017
Have your say at a Community Day in Bailey Road Park, Birkdale – Saturday 13 May
Information about a new toilet for Bailey Road Park, Birkdale, and coastal erosion will be discussed at a community day to be ...
Have your say on Planning Scheme Policies and Local Law change
Have your say on Redland City Council’s proposed new Planning Scheme Policies (PSPs) and a subordinate local law change over the coming ...
Stars set to show their support at Dîner en Rouge
The third Dîner en Rouge is set to shine as media personalities and entertainers throw their support behind the domestic and family ...
Redlands youth innovation forum generates fresh ideas
The recent RedGen Under 30 Youth Innovation Forum attracted around 30 of our best and brightest young people aged 18-30, and brought ...
Upcoming public holiday closures 2017
Council offices, customer service centres and libraries Redland City Council offices and libraries and will be closed on upcoming public holidays Good ...
2017 ANZAC Day services in Redland City
Redland City Council joins the community in paying respect to the men and women of the armed services and in remembrance of ...
Council crews working on park clean-ups
Redland City Council park maintenance crews and mowing contractors are working extended six-day weeks, as clean-up efforts continue after recent bad weather. ...
Meet Ben Mulder: Redlands’ sultan of sunsets
Ben Mulder’s sunset photos of Wellington Point have taken Instagram by storm. With over 40,000 followers, Ben showcases the Redlands to the ...
Coastal erosion in the Redlands: have your say
The first in a series of community events about the impact of coastal erosion in the Redlands will be held at Wellington ...
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.