Boaties should reconsider need to be on the water
Redlands Coast boaties are urged to reconsider their need to be out on the water. The Red Alert for Moreton Bay and ...
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Boaties must stay off the water due to dangerous conditions
Boaties are ordered to stay off the water for their own safety as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the south-east Queensland coast. The ...
Get the Facts: Toondah Harbour development
Redland City Council is aware of incorrect information in some media reports stating that Council has endorsed a revised proposal for the ...
Community urged to be wary of stonefish
The community is urged to take care when wading in bay waters and estuaries on Redlands Coast following a recent stonefish sighting ...
Environmental success stories flow from waterways program
Environmental rejuvenation projects completed through the city’s Waterways Extension program are leaving a lasting legacy on the health of critical catchment areas ...
Redlands Coast waterways show healthy improvement
Redlands Coast waterways have improved over the past year according to the latest Healthy Land and Water (HL&W) report released on Tuesday, ...
Redlands’ waterways achieve best result in eight years
Redland City’s waterways are the healthiest they have been for eight years, according to the 2012 South East Queensland Ecosystem Health Report ...
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.