Celebrate Christmas in July at IndigiScapes
We may not be trimming the tree just yet, but you can still get festive with IndigiScapes’ inaugural Christmas in ...
Community embraces parkland walk and talk days
Redland City Council’s Walk and Talk days, held 16-17 June, were a resounding success. Over 100 residents took part and ...
Council’s free “winning grants” workshops a winner!
Two “winning grants” workshops facilitated by Redland City Council in May have proven very popular and successful, with 125 people ...
Dwell at Redland Art Gallery, Capalaba
The latest exhibition at Redland Art Gallery, Capalaba gives adults and children the opportunity to explore the suburban environment through ...
Let the kids be “wild things” or go to a “Twisted Tea Party” this school holidays
Redland City Council will run a variety of free and low cost activities for children and teens during the June ...
Walk, talk and shape the future of Redlands parks and open spaces
Redland City Council is asking every-one to contribute to the finalisation of the Redland Open Space Strategy by attending a ...
Research reveals locals are key to Redlands tourism growth
New research has shown that of the one million visitors who enjoy the Redlands each year, 325,000 of them stayed ...
Council urges patience from waste transfer station users
At its first General Council Meeting, the new Redland City Council voted to abolish domestic gate fees at Redland waste ...
Anti-bullying, koalas and marine rescue themes highlight diversity of Community Grants Program funding
Thirty-five local individuals and organizations have been successful in receiving a Redland City Council Community Grant, including programs to support ...
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.