Turbans 4 Australia meal service aids island recovery
Charity group Turbans 4 Australia has provided 1700 free meals to help communities on the Redlands Coast islands bounce back after...
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Parks and playgrounds are open with caution
Redland City Council advises caution when visiting Redlands Coast parks, playgrounds and other open spaces as the clean-up continues in...
Tropical Cyclone Alfred: the statistics behind Council’s preparation and response
As recovery work continues in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Redland City Council has taken stock of the phenomenal...
Tropical Cyclone Alfred recovery: Update on Council waste operations
Redland City Council would like to thank the entire Redlands Coast community for their support in effectively managing the vast...
Loans available to support small business and not-for-profits with recovery
Small businesses and not-for-profits in Redland City can now apply for concessional loans to support their recovery from ex-Tropical Cyclone...
Stay alert for fire ants during post-cyclone clean-up
As Redland City residents clean up after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, it’s important to stay alert for fire ants. Fire ants...
How to manage your sandbags
In the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, managing sandbags correctly is vital for public and environmental safety. With more than...
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred green waste kerbside collection
As cleanups continue across Redlands Coast, we know many residents have been severely impacted by fallen trees and green waste....
Support available at Community Recovery Hubs
Community Recovery Hubs have been set up at Thornlands and on Russell Island to support Redlands Coast residents during the...
Council urges safe driving to conditions
With a city-wide clean up in progress across Redlands Coast following significant impacts from Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Redland City Council...
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.