April in the Redlands: World record attempts, environmental pursuits and plenty more on offer
Residents are encouraged to join a unique world record attempt next month as Rotary Club of Cleveland, in association with ...
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Council’s hosting a huge school holiday program
Redland City Council is coming to the rescue of local parents with another jam-packed school holiday program to keep kids ...
Council takes a short Christmas break
All non-essential Council services will be closed from Christmas Day, reopening 4 January 2016. This includes Council Customer Service Centres, ...
Henrietta safely home thanks to Redland wildlife volunteers
A curious young koala is safely back in her home territory after her rescue by Redlands Wildlife Rescue volunteers. Redland ...
Council calls on community to act as eyes and ears for wildlife
Redland City Council is calling on the community to watch for people harassing local wildlife after a resident witnessed a ...
Sensational school holiday fun in the Redlands
Robot bootcamps, never-ending fairytales, oriental textile art and our wonderful wildlife are all part of a jam-packed program of events ...
Bushcare’s big family fun day
Redlanders will celebrate 20 years of the local Bushcare movement at a free family fun day at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre ...
Quandamooka Country becomes City’s largest Land for Wildlife area
Almost 1400 hectares of bushland on North Stradbroke Island will be further enhanced after the largest Land for Wildlife declaration ...
Redland Snapshot – 29 July
Trees for Weeds Day When: Saturday 1 August, 10am-4pm Where: Indigiscapes, 17 Runnymede Road, Capalaba Exchange unruly, invasive weeds for ...
Redland Snapshot – Wednesday 22 July
National Tree Day Come to our community planting. When: Saturday 26 July, 9-11am Where: Tingalpa Creek Conservation Corridor, Catherine St ...
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.