Enjoy safely all that Redlands Coast has to offer
There’s a lot to do at Redlands Coast as restrictions ease and we head into the cooler months that are...
Environment
Stay safe as COVID-19 restrictions ease
With some COVID-19 restrictions being relaxed by the State Government this weekend, Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has urged Redlands...
Use of fire pits on Redlands Coast
On Redlands Coast fire pits are allowed as long precautions are taken to prevent the spread of fire. This means...
Social distancing measures at waste transfer stations
Redland City Council has put measures in place at its waste transfer stations to help slow the spread of COVID-19...
Redlands Coast participates in international City Nature Challenge
Redlands Coast residents are being urged to get involved with the 2020 City Nature Challenge by simply snapping and uploading...
Redland City Council calls in the Toadinator
Redland City Council will trial two advanced cane-toad management systems as part of its integrated control program for the pests....
Bayview Conservation Area and Redland Track Park re-opens
Bayview Conservation Area and Redland Track Park has re-opened today. Some trails may have damp spots, please be gentle or...
Council moves to protect important koala habitat
Redland City Council has moved quickly to try and protect vegetation that has fallen through the cracks of the State...
Turtles on the move after heavy rain
Recent heavy rain has triggered an increase in turtle movements across the Redlands Coast as they look to build a...
Everyone is Responsible for Redlands Coast Biosecurity
Redlands Coast homeowners and businesses are being urged to act on their biosecurity obligations to ensure invasive and potentially dangerous...
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.