Council to reconsider bird exclusion methods at ferry terminals
Bird exclusion netting installed on the two jetties that service Coochiemudlo Island will be removed by Redland City Council. The removal follows ...
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Looking for something to do this long weekend? Redlands Coast has you covered
With a host of naturally wonderful experiences, from picture-perfect parks to stunning beaches and conservation areas, Redlands Coast is the ideal day-trip ...
Sandbags available ahead of forecast wet weather
With the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting possible heavy rainfall for south‑east Queensland in the coming days, Redland City Council reminds residents that ...
A dozen days of delights to discover
If you are incredibly lucky on Christmas Day, you may be gifted five gold rings, or you may have recently seen seven ...
Sandbag stations open this weekend
Current weather forecasts show an increased risk of severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall today and tomorrow for ...
Jetty jumping crackdown and where you can legally have fun
Jetty jumping is dangerous. It is illegal, damaging to public property, and potentially fatal. The foolhardy ‘game’ of jetty jumping has raised ...
Repair works ensure safe access to island foreshores
Redland City Council has completed works to repair erosion in several locations along the coastal fringe of Coochiemudlo Island, ensuring the community ...
Island communities’ resilience shines in wake of ex-TC Alfred
Crews from Redland City Council and other frontline agencies continue to work around the clock to help the city’s island communities recover ...
WARNING NO LONGER ACTIVE – Take shelter now – Tropical Cyclone Alfred
**UPDATE** This Emergency Warning has been cancelled. Redland City Council advises people in Redland City Island Communities to TAKE SHELTER. The Bureau ...
Council welcomes state election commitments on local projects
Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell has acknowledged and welcomed the current government’s election commitment to invest an extra $80 million towards parking ...
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.