Island communities’ resilience shines in wake of ex-TC Alfred
Crews from Redland City Council and other frontline agencies continue to work around the clock to help the city’s island...
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How to manage your sandbags
In the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, managing sandbags correctly is vital for public and environmental safety. With more than...
Private deployed home to help out
A young soldier from Redlands, who grew up in an Army family, has returned to help his community in their...
Governor visits Redlands Coast to learn about recovery efforts
The Governor of Queensland has visited Redlands Coast to learn about the area’s recovery from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred and discuss...
Libraries and dedicated daytime drop-in centres aid cyclone recovery
Redland City Council Libraries at Cleveland, Capalaba, Victoria Point and Russell Island have reopened and have charging points available for...
ADVICE NO LONGER ACTIVE: Threat is Reduced – Severe Weather – Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Redland City Council advises people in Redland City Area- Mainland and island communities that the THREAT IS REDUCED. The severe...
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred – Council places of refuge update Monday 10 March 2025
UPDATE Monday 10 March 2025: Places of refuge remain OPEN tonight Monday 10 March The below nominated places of refuge...
ADVICE NO LONGER ACTIVE: Monitor Conditions – Severe Weather – Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Redland City Council advises people in the Redland City area including bay island communities to MONITOR CONDITIONS due to continuing...
Urgent warning: Do not play in floodwaters. Do not go near stormwater drains.
Redlands Coast residents are urged to keep away from flooded creeks, waterways and storm drains. There have been reports across...
Boaties should reconsider need to be on the water
Redlands Coast boaties are urged to reconsider their need to be out on the water. The Red Alert for Moreton...
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.