Snapshot: 2 April 2013
Free library activities Meet local author Charlotte Nash Charlotte grew up riding horses in the Redlands, but her eclectic life experiences have ...
Month: March 2013
Get Ready for Redlands Youth Week 2013
With Youth Week 2013 just around the corner, Redland City Council is encouraging young people to take advantage of the free activities ...
Asia Pacific art activities come to Redland City
Exciting drop-in art activities for kids and families will come to Redland City when the Kids’ 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary ...
New organisational structure for Council
Redland City Council is restructuring at the top level to be more efficient and responsive to the needs of its customers. Chief ...
Weed of the Week: Easter cassia
Name: Easter cassia Scientific name: Senna pendula How to identify the weed: A woody, multi-branched shrub growing 2-4m in height. Compound leaves borne alternately ...
April exhibitions celebrate young and emerging artists
Two new exhibitions opening at Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland in April celebrate young and emerging artists. Redland City Council spokesperson for Arts, ...
Redland Art Gallery, Capalaba celebrates National Youth Week
To celebrate National Youth Week 2013, Redland Art Gallery has created a special exhibition Youth: in Transit to promote young and emerging ...
School sports precinct pilot a step closer
A pilot partnership to provide top-flight sporting facilities for community use at Victoria Point State High School has moved a step closer with ...
Victoria Point pontoon early Easter gift for boaties
Work by Redland City Council to replace the Victoria Point boat ramp pontoon is now complete in time for the Easter holiday ...
Mayor joins crusade for domestic violence service
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has joined the crusade for the city to have its own domestic and family violence service. Cr ...
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.