Council sponsorship supports community events on Redlands Coast
A mix of new and long-running community-led events will receive a boost from more than $108,500 allocated in round one ...
Wet weather causes closure of roads, conservation areas and park
Tracks and trails in all conservation areas on Redlands Coast remain closed until further notice due to the wet conditions ...
Redland City Council opens sandbagging stations
Redland City Council has re-opened sandbagging stations for the community following the Bureau of Meteorology's Severe Weather Warning. Please note: ...
Council closures over the Christmas and New Year break
Quick links After hours emergency number Recycling and Waste Centres and waste collection services Customer Service Centres Redlands Coast Visitor ...
Council offers recycling tips to reduce Christmas waste
Redlands Coast residents are encouraged to play their part in reducing the amount of recyclable material ending up in landfill ...
A decade on from devastating bushfires and Minjerribah is stronger than ever
A single lightning strike led to mass evacuations and the destruction of an estimated 70 per cent of the bushland ...
Lights on for Christmas as road upgrade reaches major milestone
The new traffic lights at the intersection of Wellington Street and Panorama Drive in Thornlands are on in time for ...
Council calls for community support to tackle vandalism
Redland City Council is seeking assistance from residents to curb vandalism in the community after several public facilities were damaged ...
Council says regional plan needs infrastructure commitment
Redland City Council says the Queensland Government’s long-term housing strategy, ShapingSEQ Regional Plan, will require a strong infrastructure commitment from ...
Council continues support for EcoMarines program in schools
Redland City Council has committed to another year of supporting local schools with environmental initiatives through the Tangalooma EcoMarines program. ...
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.