Council projects improve safety at local schools
School drop-offs and pick-ups will be made safer at four local schools thanks to more than $210,000 in Redland City...
Community
Recycling nature to beautiful effect
Fibre artist Mary Elizabeth Barron draws her creativity from objects found in nature. What might be trash to other people...
Pulse eNewsletter – September 2013
Mayor in Asia Get Ready Redlands - fire alert Squashing litterbugs! Council projects make the grade Feedback on priority projects...
Coochiemudlo Island dredging to begin
Redland City Council has assured the Coochiemudlo Island community that the proposed beginning of dredging work next week for the...
Residents urged to be bushfire ready
Redlanders have been urged to get bushfire ready as continuing dry conditions increase the risk of fires. The heightened level...
Looking forwards looking back
Artists from the Coochie Art Group have come a long way since they strung their paintings between trees on the...
Good trees for bad weeds
Here’s a good deal for the garden – free native trees in exchange for bags of weeds! Redland City Council’s...
For he’s a jolly good fellow
Redland City Council’s General Manager Organisational Services Nick Clarke has been honoured by his Queensland local government peers for his...
In-car litter cameras
People littering in the Redlands may be captured on camera thanks to new in-car litter cameras being rolled out. Redland...
New koala habitat for the Redlands
Koalas in the Redlands have every reason to feel safer in their city habitat, thanks to the declaration of a...
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.