Ranger Stacey wild about joining Redland City Council team
Redland City Council is excited to welcome Stacey Thomson, better known as Ranger Stacey, to Council’s Environment and Education team this week. ...
Month: April 2021
Music and musings at Birkdale Community Precinct open days
Redlands Coast performers will provide music to muse by as the community ponders future uses for Birkdale Community Precinct during community open ...
Council calls for interest in new Active Travel Group membership.
Redland City Council is calling for community input to help build an active and healthy Redlands Coast. Mayor Karen Williams said the ...
Council recycles road materials to create better roads
Redland City Council is using recycled road materials to deliver better road conditions for the community. Mayor Karen Williams said the re-use ...
Work progresses on new Redlands Coast fibre network
A new fibre network will deliver high-speed connectivity across Redlands Coast as the region looks towards driving a post-COVID future economy. Mayor ...
Council spends $2.5 million on fire management for SMBI
Council is on track to spend more than $2.5 million on fire mitigation measures on the Southern Moreton Bay Islands (SMBI) since ...
Botanic discovery as fresh as a new daisy
A delicate new daisy has popped up on the Redlands Coast radar. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said the Slender Bottle-daisy (Lagenophora ...
Council tests new version of PD Online
Redland City Council’s PD Online portal is temporarily unavailable but Council hopes to have a new version online soon. Council is testing ...
New ‘bike and scooter play’ playgrounds open in time for Easter
Get set for exciting new play experiences at neighbourhood parks in Wellington Point and Ormiston, just in time for Easter school holidays. ...
Redland City supports Olympic Games
Redland City Council has formally committed to being part of a 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games proposal. At a special meeting ...
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.