Last chance for free go cards for SMBI residents
A final round of free go cards will be available for pick up by Southern Moreton Bay Island (SMBI) residents next week. ...
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Countdown to TransLink is go
Please note the address for the Russell Island Translink Information session is the Russell Island Recreation Hall, 1 Alison Crescent, Russell Island and will ...
New trial Russell Island camping facility gets go ahead
A new camping facility at Lions Boulevard Park Russell Island could put the destination on the map as a unique camping facility ...
$500,000 RDA funding announced for Russell Island Sport Clubhouse and Resilience Centre
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has expressed delight at today’s announcement of $500,000 funding towards the Russell Island Sports Clubhouse and Resilience ...
SMBI Economic Development Forum
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams and Division 5 Councillor Mark Edwards are inviting Southern Moreton Bay Islands (SMBI) businesses and community groups ...
Straddie the perfect office for the best job in the world
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams believes Tourism Australia should look no further than North Stradbroke Island as the Queensland location for their ...
The Glossy Black Cockatoo is counting on you
The threatened Glossy Black Cockatoo is counting on the people of the Redlands to volunteer their time in the annual survey on ...
Get Ready for Redlands Youth Week 2013
With Youth Week 2013 just around the corner, Redland City Council is encouraging young people to take advantage of the free activities ...
School sports precinct pilot a step closer
A pilot partnership to provide top-flight sporting facilities for community use at Victoria Point State High School has moved a step closer with ...
Redland City islands to get disaster plans
Each Redland City island is to get its own disaster management plan, Mayor Karen Williams said today. Cr Williams said the Southern ...
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.