Review of city’s fire management to improve community safety
Redland City Council has received a report reviewing the way Council manages the risk of fire, including on the Southern Moreton Bay ...
Month: July 2017
Queensland-first technology to keep Redlands’ wildlife safe
The Redlands will be home to Queensland’s first ever virtual fence designed to reduce the number of wildlife hit by cars. Redland ...
Straddie offers a whale of a weekend
If you haven’t made it to North Stradbroke Island to experience the world-class whale-watching, the last weekend in July is the perfect ...
Swap weeds for free trees
Swap your garden weeds for free native plants on Saturday 5 August (9am – 2pm) at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre during Trees for ...
Latest Quandamooka public art connects family and culture
Artworks by Elisa Jane Carmichael are set to provide striking public displays of Quandamooka culture, highlighting the strong connections between country and ...
Environment maintenance works on Russell Island commencing Tuesday 18 – Friday 28 July 2017
Redland City Council's Conservation Unit will be undertaking works in bushland areas on Russell Island over the next two weeks. Work is ...
Join our National Tree Day community planting
Enjoy a morning in the great outdoors and help plant 2000 native plants in Fielding Park, Redland Bay on Sunday 30 July ...
Outdoor food markets set to deliver four years of gastronomic delights
Cleveland is expected to be home to a new alfresco style food market by the end of the year with Council this ...
Council’s fight against domestic violence goes federal
Redland City Council this week took the fight against domestic violence to the nation’s capital with Mayor Karen Williams attending the inaugural ...
New Victoria Point Customer Service Centre now open
Redland City residents now have greater face-to-face access to Council with the official opening of its latest customer service centre in Victoria ...
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.