It’s a fat-out NO. Don’t pour milk down the kitchen sink
Pouring a bit of out-of-date milk down a kitchen sink might seem harmless, but the interconnected nature of drainage systems...
Environment
Second living shoreline trial set for shore, for sure
Redland City Council’s robust management of local coastlines has been bolstered with the launch of a second living shoreline trial,...
Cyclone clean-up continues across Redlands Coast
Redland City Council continues to progress clean-up and maintenance works across the entire city, including the bay islands, following the...
Record $30 million for SEQ waterways and Moreton Bay
A record $30 million towards the Resilient Rivers (SEQ) program will flow into south-east Queensland (SEQ) to revitalise the health...
Repair works ensure safe access to island foreshores
Redland City Council has completed works to repair erosion in several locations along the coastal fringe of Coochiemudlo Island, ensuring...
Waft a stench! Mangrove smelly season pongs again
Some Redlands Coast residents living close to mangrove wetlands are experiencing the annual ‘pong-a-thon’. While the rotten egg smell is...
New biosecurity plan to safeguard Redlands Coast lifestyle
Redland City Council has endorsed a new Biosecurity Plan that will enable the continued robust management of invasive weeds, pest...
Living barrier to ‘shore up’ coastline at popular Birkdale park
Redland City Council is set to pilot a living shoreline project at Three Paddocks Park in Birkdale to enhance the...
Meet celebrity gardener at Environment and Community Fair
ABC Gardening Australia presenter Clarence Slockee will be a special guest at Redland City Council’s Environment and Community Fair at Redlands...
High-tech drone keeping close watch on flying-foxes
Redland City Council is deploying a thermal-imaging drone to enhance the management of flying-fox roosting sites across the Redlands Coast...
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.