Register to participate in local event for Clean Up Australia Day
Redland City Council is encouraging individuals, schools, local businesses and community groups across the city to get involved in Clean ...
Ibises are native birds who have changed some of their native ways
As we hit prime picnic season, Redland City Council is reminding locals and visitors not to feed the “bin chickens” ...
Community urged to be wary of stonefish
The community is urged to take care when wading in bay waters and estuaries on Redlands Coast following a recent ...
Council welcomes $35.5m in federal funding for Kinross Road
Redland City Council welcomes the funding commitment announcement from the Australian Government of $35.5 million towards road access, footpaths and ...
Environmental success stories flow from waterways program
Environmental rejuvenation projects completed through the city’s Waterways Extension program are leaving a lasting legacy on the health of critical ...
Council funding helps an array of community projects
Redland City Council has provided funding support for 14 community projects and events through round one of the 2024-2025 Community ...
Get recycling with container exchange points in your local park
Trials of an initiative that allows residents to recycle their used drink containers in public areas have been expanded to ...
Program champions artist development and community connection
Redland City Council has expanded its PASSAGE Artist Development Program, transforming it from a two-week intensive to a year-long comprehensive ...
Please be patient as crews cut fast-growing grass down to size
With the current hot and humid weather conditions you can almost hear the grass growing in your yard. Spare a ...
Taking the bite out of mozzie season
They’re downright annoying, hard to stop, and can transmit diseases. We’re talking about mosquitoes, and even though Redland City Council’s ...
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.