Sandbags available ahead of forecast wet weather
With the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting possible heavy rainfall for south‑east Queensland in the coming days, Redland City Council reminds residents that ...
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Pitch in for local environment on Clean Up Australia Day
Redland City Council is again supporting local participation in Clean Up Australia Day by supplying organisations with kerbside wheelie bins or skip ...
Council appeals for support to prevent vandalism of public toilets
Redland City Council is appealing to the community to help prevent ongoing vandalism of public amenities following more than 60 reported incidents ...
Council warns of fire risks from batteries in bins
Redland City Council is urging the community to ensure batteries are being disposed of correctly and never placed in household waste or ...
Community tech support program eases generational divide
An initiative that focuses on increasing the IT literacy of senior residents while helping youth gain essential communication and employability skills, will ...
’Tis the season to be waste conscious
Redland City Council is encouraging residents to put themselves on Santa’s nice list this year by making responsible decisions about waste over ...
Tracking where litter floats has become a lot more visible
An innovative litter tracking project is delivering Redland City Council important insights into designing more effective litter management strategies and to support ...
Community initiatives boosted through grants and sponsorship
More than $286,000 has been awarded to support community events and projects on Redlands Coast through the recent round of Redland City ...
Council sets strategic direction for next five years
Redland City Council has adopted its new corporate plan: Our Future Redland City – Corporate Plan 2026–2031. The plan will commence on ...
Russell Island public amenities blockage
Council is aware of a wastewater overflow that impacted the public amenities block at the Russell Island Ferry Terminal on Tuesday night, ...
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.