Outback Queensland deployment rounds out busy start to year for SES
Volunteers from the Redland City State Emergency Service (SES) unit have returned home after providing valuable boots-on-the-ground support to flood-impacted communities in ...
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Community vigil shows solidarity against domestic violence
The Redlands Coast community will pause to acknowledge victims of domestic and family violence at the city’s annual Candle Lighting Vigil, to ...
Council urges community to rethink waste
Redland City Council is reminding the community that everyone has a role to play in helping drive down the amount of waste ...
Community feedback to help shape local safety action plan
Redland City Council is inviting the community to participate in workshops and an online survey to help shape an action plan that ...
Council implements Councillor portfolio system
Redland City Council has introduced a new representative portfolio system for its Councillors in a move aimed at strengthening service delivery to, ...
Council investigating tree vandalism incident at Redland Bay
Redland City Council has launched an investigation after several trees were vandalised within an ecologically significant area of Redland Bay. A Council ...
Turbans 4 Australia meal service aids island recovery
Charity group Turbans 4 Australia has provided 1700 free meals to help communities on the Redlands Coast islands bounce back after Tropical Cyclone ...
Tropical Cyclone Alfred recovery: Update on Council waste operations
Redland City Council would like to thank the entire Redlands Coast community for their support in effectively managing the vast amounts of ...
UPDATED 2pm 18 March: Council’s post-cyclone event waste plan
LATEST UPDATES: 18 March 2025 Surplus food and odorous waste drop off sites (now closed): After collecting more than 40 tonnes of ...
How to manage your sandbags
In the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, managing sandbags correctly is vital for public and environmental safety. With more than 40,000 sandbags ...
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.