Everyone is Responsible for Redlands Coast Biosecurity
Redlands Coast homeowners and businesses are being urged to act on their biosecurity obligations to ensure invasive and potentially dangerous ...
Month: January 2020
Mowing schedule ramps up
Long-awaited and much-needed rain has fallen across Redlands Coast recently, bringing with it a surge of green grass. Redland City ...
Council critical of South East Queensland Koala Conservation Strategy
Redland City Council has offered only conditional support for a State Government South East Queensland Koala Conservation Strategy claiming the ...
Local heroes acknowledged at Redlands Coast Australia Day Awards
A community leader who has been working to help local residents for more than 20 years was named Citizen of ...
Electronic waste collection for island communities
North Stradbroke, Coochiemudlo and Southern Moreton Bay islands communities will benefit from an electronic waste collection in February. Mayor Karen ...
Celebrate Australia Day on Redlands Coast
Redland City Council has organised special Australia Day parking and safety arrangements so everyone can enjoy a relaxing celebration on ...
Opt in for alerts and be prepared for emergencies
Redland City Council is urging residents to opt in for its new emergency notification text messaging service that will provide ...
Redlands Coast residents urged to be prepared for long fire season
Redland City Council is urging all Redlands Coast residents to be ready and prepared for the continuing fire season. Mayor ...
Smart approach to Redlands Coast litter collection
Redland City Council is trialling a solar compacting litter bin in a new high-tech approach to litter disposal. Redland City ...
Make water saving your New Year’s resolution
While there are currently no water restrictions for Redlands Coast, the hot and dry conditions continue and residents are encouraged ...
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.