Severe Weather Update: Redland sandbag stations, ferries and power
Community sandbag stations will be operating today and tomorrow in four locations in the Redlands. They are: Cleveland Showgrounds until 7pm tonight ...
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PREPARE NOW FOR SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS
Redland City residents are advised that a sandbagging station will be open today at Redland Showgrounds - Norm Price Park, via Long ...
Anzac Day events in the Redlands
Residents are invited to commemorate Anzac Day at one of eight locations across the Redlands on Monday 25 April. Redland City Mayor ...
Water pressure fluctuations and supply on Macleay Island: 10.30am Friday 15 April
Residents on Macleay Island may have experienced changes in water pressure or a loss of water supply this morning as our teams ...
April in the Redlands: World record attempts, environmental pursuits and plenty more on offer
Residents are encouraged to join a unique world record attempt next month as Rotary Club of Cleveland, in association with Relay For ...
Visitor experience to be enhanced
The Redlands great outdoors is set to get even greater under a program designed to improve the experience for tourists visiting the ...
Be aware of bin day changes
From late November to early December, residential waste and/or recycling bin days and/or weeks will change for 102 Streets in Thornlands, Victoria ...
Redland Art Gallery ends the year on a local high
Redland Art Gallery’s 2015 exhibition calendar will end with a celebration of local artistry. Redland City Council’s cultural spokesperson Cr Lance Hewlett ...
Planned burn from 10 September at Macleay Island
Council, in conjunction with the QFES Rural Fire Service, is planning to conduct a hazard reduction burn at bushland area at Aruma Street ...
Out with the weeds and in with the trees
Island residents are invited to swap their weeds for a free native plant at Bushcare’s annual ‘Trees for Weeds Day,’ islands event ...
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.