Council seeks input on temporary commercial use of park reserves
Redland City Council is inviting the community to have its say on temporary commercial activities proposed for a limited number of Redlands ...
Month: October 2020
Look out for fallen tree branches this weekend
If you see fallen branches on public spaces across the city call Council on 3829 8999 and we will arrange their removal. ...
Driverless bus trial to roll forward at Raby Bay
Following the success of the Redlands Coast Smart Mobility Trial on Karragarra Island, Redland City Council has again partnered with RACQ for ...
Sandbagging stations available on Redlands Coast – Update as at 2.10pm, 28 October 2020
Redland City Council has established self-service sandbagging stations across the city as heavy rainfall continues to develop. The sandbagging stations will be ...
Report fallen trees, branches and storm debris to council
In the wake of the weekend’s wild weather, Redland City Council is encouraging residents to report fallen trees, branches and debris. When ...
Redland SES honoured with regional and state awards
The Redland State Emergency Service has picked up 10 regional and two state awards at ceremonies held during Queensland SES Week. Mayor ...
Recycling trial targets organic waste on Karragarra Island
A community-based food organics recycling scheme will be trialled on Karragarra Island. The research project is a collaboration between Redland City Council, ...
Council funds six local art projects with RADF grants
Redland City Council has awarded grants for six local art projects through round one of the 2020-2021 Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). ...
Spooky Halloween fun on Redlands Coast
UPDATE 23 November: Movie in the Park event cancelled due to wet weather forecast There’s always plenty to do on naturally wonderful ...
Explore Redlands Coast by bike on National Ride2Work Day
Redlands Coast residents are encouraged to use National Ride2Work Day on Wednesday 21 October as an opportunity to explore the region’s naturally ...
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.