Notorious pirate ship targets Raby Bay
First it was The Dying Gull and now another notorious ship is about to transform Raby Bay Harbour into a...
Tourism
Redlanders urged to be wary of stonefish
Redlanders and visitors should take care when wading in the bay and estuaries due to the possible presence of stonefish....
Events boost for Redland City
Redland City Council has endorsed a comprehensive events strategy and action plan as part of its suite of moves to...
Disappointment over ex-HMAS Tobruk not coming to Redlands
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said she was disappointed Redlands was not successful in its spirited campaign to bring the...
Council invests in environmental education
Redland City will be home to a first-class native botanical garden and environmental education centre after Council today approved a...
Twenty good reasons to head to Christmas by Starlight
The line-up of talent for this year’s Christmas by Starlight has been released, with Christine Anu and Thirsty Merc amongst...
Redlands wins again for outdoor recreation
The accolades keep coming for Redland City’s outdoor recreation and events, with major wins at the recent Queensland Outdoor Recreation...
New user feedback group for shared trails
A new user group of mountain bikers and horse riders has been formed to provide feedback on shared recreational trails...
Parking increased at Weinam Creek ferry terminal
Residents parking at the Weinam Creek ferry terminal now have an extra 100 car parks available after Redland City Council...
Straddie park naming honours past plane tragedy
A 1947 plane crash that claimed six lives will be forever part of the Redlands landscape after Councillors today voted...
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.