Lighting upgrade supports junior rugby league players on Redlands Coast
Young players at Capalaba Warriors Junior Rugby League Football Club are now enjoying the benefits of a lighting upgrade funded by Redland ...
Tag: sport
Lighting improvements a big hit for baseballers
Redlands Rays Baseball has hit a home run, with a lighting upgrade at the club’s Capalaba grounds now complete and ready to ...
Master plan delivers long-term vision for Thorneside sports hub
Sport at the northern end of Redlands Coast has received a boost with Redland City Council this week endorsing a precinct-wide master ...
Council to advance planning for indoor sports venue
Redland City Council will progress investigations into establishing a multi-purpose indoor sports facility on Redlands Coast to unlock additional courts for local ...
TRiQ Arena trial kicks off in Redlands Coast parks
Redland City Council has teamed up with TRiQ Arena to bring the company’s sport and activity modules to Redlands Coast and trial ...
Get set for fun at upgraded Redlands Coast parks
Redland City Council has taken outdoor play to the next level with the delivery of upgrade and renewal projects at more than 25 ...
Council grants benefit community organisations and projects
Seventeen community groups will share in more than $88,000 in Redland City Council grant funding to help with organisation and project support. ...
Council lights up community sport in Thorneside
The phased transformation of William Taylor Memorial Sports Field is continuing this month with the installation of new field lighting at the ...
Aspirations remain for catalyst project as review continues
In response to our community’s need for more sports facilities at a club level, and with our focus on creating healthier communities, ...
More land for local sports fields
The future of sport, recreation and conservation in the Redlands has received a boost with 159 hectares of land acquired at Mt ...
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.