Monthly Archives: December 2021

Council offers recycling tips for a more sustainable Christmas


Redlands Coast residents are encouraged to add recycling to their Christmas lists this year. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said recycling was important all-year round but particularly during the festive season, when people tend to generate extra waste. “Christmas is of course a special time of year when families and friends come together to celebrate,  Continue reading…

Council to invite expressions of interest for construction of new sport and recreation precinct


A new 100-hectare sport and recreational facility on Redlands Coast is another step closer, with Redland City Council set to invite Expressions of Interest (EOI) for construction of the first stage of the Redlands Coast Regional Sport and Recreation Precinct at Mount Cotton. Stage 1 will include construction of the Bike Activity and Recreation sub-precincts  Continue reading…

Grants boost for Redlands Coast village experiences


Redlands Coast’s village vibe will get a boost thanks to a special Redland City Council grants program to support more live entertainment, movies in the park, food and boutique markets and other community events. It follows Council’s decision today to invest $120,000 through a new Village Events and Activation Grant. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams  Continue reading…

HEAR YE: Redlands Coast honours retiring Town Crier


Redland City Council today honoured retiring Town Crier Max Bissett for his outstanding 16 years of service. Max, 82, of Redland Bay, was in full voice as he made his last official call at today’s general meeting before hanging up his traditional regalia. On behalf of the city, Mayor Karen Williams thanked Max and his  Continue reading…

Traffic management during busy times at waste centre


Redland City Council is asking residents to slow down in their rush to the Birkdale Recycling and Waste Centre this festive season. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council would improve safety by temporarily reducing the speed limit and implementing other safety measures near the popular Birkdale facility, which traditionally experienced an increase in traffic  Continue reading…

Make merry at Christmas on the Coast


A merry wonderland of fun and excitement awaits children at the five-day Christmas on the Coast event at Cleveland’s Raby Bay Harbour Park from Wednesday 15 December. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said youngsters of all ages would be treated to a sensory smorgasbord of free rides, activities and attractions at the city’s big Christmas  Continue reading…

Redland City Council holiday closures 2021


All non-essential Redland City Council services will be closed from Christmas Day and will reopen on Tuesday 4 January 2022. This includes Customer Service Centres and Council’s Contact Centre. Library services, Redland Performing Arts Centre, IndigiScapes, Redland Art Gallery, the animal shelter and Visitor Information Centre will also have varied closures over the festive period.  Continue reading…

Top local talent headlines Christmas on the Coast


Internationally acclaimed soprano Mirusia and swing/jazz sensation Craig Martin will headline the home-grown talent at Redlands Coast’s five-day community Christmas celebration, Christmas on the Coast, from 15-19 December 2021 at Cleveland’s Raby Bay Harbour Park. Along with Christmas carols and lighting of the city’s Christmas tree, the event will also feature a special children’s pantomime  Continue reading…

New Straddie coastal walk unlocks spectacular experiences for the whole community


Another ‘Straddie’ walk experience offering spectacular views in naturally wonderful surroundings is ready for residents and visitors to enjoy. Stage 1 of the Minjerribah Panorama Coastal Walk project at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) has been completed, providing a scenic and safe walkway between Snapper Street and Frenchmans Stairs. Mayor Karen Williams said  Continue reading…

Severe Storms predicted to include Redlands Coast


The Bureau of Meteorology has predicted that severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall over the next several hours. The storms are predicted to include areas of the Redlands Coast. Pitt & Nelson Rd at Wellington Point are now closed due to flooding. Please drive carefully and remember, if it’s flooded, forget it! Follow  Continue reading…