Get set for fun at upgraded Redlands Coast parks
Redland City Council has taken outdoor play to the next level with the delivery of upgrade and renewal projects at more than 25 ...
Tag: Thornlands
Waft a stench! Mangrove smelly season pongs again
Some Redlands Coast residents living close to mangrove wetlands are experiencing the annual ‘pong-a-thon’. While the rotten egg smell is often mistaken ...
High-tech drone keeping close watch on flying-foxes
Redland City Council is deploying a thermal-imaging drone to enhance the management of flying-fox roosting sites across the Redlands Coast mainland. Mayor ...
Essential sewer upgrade for Thornlands to support future growth
Redland City Council will commence critical works to install a new 1.2-kilometre sewer main and maintenance holes between Enterprise Street and Lorikeet ...
Governor visits Redlands Coast to learn about recovery efforts
The Governor of Queensland has visited Redlands Coast to learn about the area’s recovery from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred and discuss the city’s ...
Lights on for Christmas as road upgrade reaches major milestone
The new traffic lights at the intersection of Wellington Street and Panorama Drive in Thornlands are on in time for Christmas, with ...
Ten year Infrastructure Plan agreed for State review
Redland City Council has agreed to the Draft Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) outlining the type, timing and location of planned infrastructure ...
Redlands Snapshot: Tuesday 12 August
Local law review Community consultation period now open Council has completed a review of our local laws. To have your say on any ...
Roads key focus in Redland City Budget
Redland City Council will spend $20 million on capital road projects throughout 2013-14 - including an increased focus on resurfacing local roads. ...
Thornlands hazard reduction burn postponed until tomorrow
The hazard reduction burn scheduled for today (Thursday 2 May) at Dinwoodie Road, Thornlands has been postponed due to high winds forecast for ...
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.