Eprapah responding to waterways remediation
Improved water quality in Eprapah Creek and continued community involvement in waterways programs are good news stories from the Redlands...
Water
Discoloured water in parts of Redlands today
Residents in Capalaba, Alexandra Hills, Wellington Point, Thorneside and Birkdale may experience discoloured water today Wednesday 3 June due to...
Russell Island water works, Wednesday 3 June
Today Wednesday 3 June 2015 Council will be undertaking maintenance on water mains on Russell Island. This essential work may...
Council starts $1.4 million water works at Point Lookout
Redland City Council has begun a $1.4 million upgrade of the water supply network and sewerage pumping stations at Point...
Cylinder Beach lagoon warning signs installed
Council will take the precautionary action to install permanent signs warning people not to swim in a brackish lagoon on...
Council re-opens Thompson’s Beach
Redland City Council has re-opened Thompson’s Beach at Victoria Point, which had been closed since 23 February 2015 after routine...
Wellington Point beach re-opened but warnings remain
Redland City Council has reopened Wellington Point swimming areas that had been closed because of a Morbakka Jellyfish threat. Redland...
Water update – Mount Cotton
UPDATE at 1.45PM: Further to our update below, the routine maintenance that caused the water outage at Mt Cotton was...
Council hosts field trip to waterways success stories
Redland City Council has taken to the great outdoors to educate people about local waterways, hosting a waterways restoration field...
Water interruptions for Capalaba
There are expected to be some isolated water interruptions in Capalaba this afternoon due to Energex crews damaging a water main...
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.