One year on – resilience, recovery and moving forward
This weekend marks the first anniversary of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s devastating impact on Redlands Coast. Tropical Cyclone Alfred made landfall on Moreton ...
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SMBI support from Council is extensive and ongoing
Following comments appearing in local media about Redland City Council's support of Russell Island, Council would like to ensure our Southern Moreton ...
Governor tours IndigiScapes to learn about environment work
The Governor of Queensland visited the Redlands IndigiScapes Centre recently to learn about the ongoing evolution of the centre to provide high ...
Disaster response review informs even stronger resilience
Redland City Council is progressing through recommendations made in a Council-commissioned independent review into its response to ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred in March ...
Councils in lockstep on tree management
Benchmarking of Redland City Council’s vegetation management processes shows the city is closely aligned with other regions on mitigation activities for severe ...
Council to table key advocacy issues at LGAQ conference
Redland City Council will put forward 10 motions at the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) annual conference, being held on the ...
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 ...
Stay alert for fire ants during post-cyclone clean-up
As Redland City residents clean up after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, it’s important to stay alert for fire ants. Fire ants may have ...
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 ...
Private deployed home to help out
A young soldier from Redlands, who grew up in an Army family, has returned to help his community in their time of ...
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.