Annual fundraiser benefits domestic violence support services
Time is running out to purchase a ticket for a great night of entertainment and to help make a difference for people ...
Month: October 2021
Council takes proactive approach to bushfire season
Redland City Council’s proactive approach to identifying and reducing bushfire risks has been welcomed by residents visited by officers from its Bushfire ...
Redlands Coast on show for Ekka Show holiday
The postponed Ekka long weekend is set to pump millions into the Redlands Coast economy thanks to a successful Redland City Council ...
Council advises what to flush and not to flush
Redlands Coast residents are urged to be aware of what is being flushed down their toilets after recent sewerage pump station blockages ...
Redland City SES Unit honoured in regional and state awards
Top Redland City State Emergency Service Unit volunteers have been recognised with six regional awards, six service medals and one state award ...
Council celebrates Olympians and Paralympians
Redlands Coast athletes who competed at last month’s 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games have been officially congratulated by Redland City Council. ...
Council pursues Games ‘decade of opportunity’
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has called on the power of the community to ensure Redlands Coast enjoys the benefits of the ...
Residents urged to check yards ahead of mozzie season
Redland City Council is urging residents to take an active role in mosquito management and check their yards for possible breeding sites. ...
Nominations open for 2022 Redlands Coast Australia Day Awards
It’s time to recognise inspirational Redlands Coast residents who generously give their time to make our community a better place to live. ...
Devices offer ‘grate’ way to trap waterway waste
They are known as SQIDs and over the past two years these Stormwater Quality Improvement Devices have prevented more than 500 cubic ...
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.