Community support urged to tackle tree vandalism
Redland City Council is seeking public assistance to prevent vandalism of trees and other vegetation following a number of recent incidents across the ...
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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 ...
Japanese medical students tour Redlands Coast
As part of their tour of Redlands Coast this month, 33 Japanese university students dropped into Redland City Council Chambers recently ahead ...
Burgeoning number of exceptional Redlands Coast tourism experiences
This year 43 Redlands Coast enterprises have received industry recognition for their delivery of consistently exceptional experiences. It represents more than double ...
Redland Art Gallery revisits a creative icon of the headlands
Celebrating joyful history, colourful characters and creative significance, Headlands Revisited will open at Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland, on Sunday 15 June 2025. ...
Free workshops launched for Queensland Small Business Month
Redlands Coast business owners and operators are invited to take advantage of a series of free workshops being held throughout May as ...
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 ...
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 ...
Foreshore repairs ramp up after TC Alfred causes damage
Works are well underway to repair and rehabilitate foreshore areas damaged by the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Redland City Mayor and ...
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.