New Redlands tourism subcommittee
Redland City Council has reinforced its support of the local tourism sector by launching a committee of Redlands tourism professionals...
Tourism
New exhibitions in the Redlands
Watercolour paintings, strands of woven ribbon stars and colourful native textiles will feature in three new exhibitions to open this...
RPAC celebrates songlines this NAIDOC
The stories culture and traditions of NAIDOC Week will be celebrated when Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) hosts its Songlines...
Festival celebrates culture, country and people
Celebrate the rich Indigenous culture of our city with an exciting array of events during the second Quandamooka Festival, which...
Redlands ready to welcome the world
About 25 tourism operators and community members today attended the launch of the inaugural Welcome to Redlands program at Fiction...
School holiday fun in the Redlands
Comics and cartooning, movie-inspired fun and local Indigenous culture headline a jam-packed program of events on offer for kids across...
Natural fibre arts on show in the Redlands
The works of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander weavers and visual artists from South East Queensland will feature in a...
Summit shows the future is bright for Redlands tourism
The importance of tourism to the local economy was today highlighted during a summit attended by more than 100 tourism...
Government faces acid test on Straddie mining transition
The Palaszczuk Government must back its North Stradbroke Island mining decision with funding in its coming Budget to start the...
Straddie decision reinforces need for Toondah project
The decision to end sand mining on North Stradbroke Island by 2019 reinforces the importance of the Toondah Harbour development,...
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.