Olympics Live comes to Redlands Coast
Redlands Coast will be able to cheer on the Australian Olympic team in Tokyo during the Olympics Live free event...
Tourism
Point Lookout Gorge Walk update – still great viewing
You can still keep a lookout for whales from the Point Lookout Gorge Walk during whale watching season until November....
There’s more to explore next door on your winter holiday
Redland City Council’s new tourism campaign is set to promote Redlands Coast as an ideal winter holiday destination for the...
Redlands Coast closer to hosting Olympics events as Brisbane 2032 proposal firms
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams is pleased the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive has recommended Brisbane’s proposal be advanced to...
Council lights up historic Cleveland Point lighthouse
The historic Cleveland Point lighthouse has become a well-lit beacon once again with the installation of programmable coloured lighting. Redland...
Council to call for expressions of interest for short stay facility for RVs
Redland City Council will progress investigations for short stay facilities for self-contained recreational vehicles (RVs) and caravans on Redlands Coast...
Straddie’s gorge walk still open for a naturally wonderful experience
The popular Point Lookout Gorge Walk is still open for visitors to enjoy, despite a section currently being closed due...
Redland City advocates for new Redland Bay precinct
Redland City Council is advocating to the state and federal governments for their continued support of Redland Bay’s Weinam Creek...
Vote to help make Redlands Coast Queensland’s Top Tourism Town
Redlands Coast needs your vote to become Queensland’s Top Tourism Town. Mayor Karen Williams said she was thrilled the city...
Redlands Coast tourism destination video wins international award
Redland City Council’s latest tourism video has won an international gong and catapulted the region onto the world stage. The...
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.