Register to participate in local event for Clean Up Australia Day
Redland City Council is encouraging individuals, schools, local businesses and community groups across the city to get involved in Clean Up Australia ...
Tag: Redlands Coast
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 ...
Get recycling with container exchange points in your local park
Trials of an initiative that allows residents to recycle their used drink containers in public areas have been expanded to incorporate more ...
Council sponsorship program supports community events on Redlands Coast
More than $95,000 has been awarded through round one of Redland City Council’s 2024–2025 sponsorship program to support the delivery of exciting ...
Tips to enjoy a more sustainable Christmas
‘Tis the season to recycle – that’s the message Redland City Council is sending to the community this festive season to prevent ...
Council continues support for EcoMarines program in local schools
Redland City Council’s sponsorship of the Tangalooma EcoMarines program will continue in 2025 to support the ongoing delivery of environmental education in ...
More temporary parking opens at Weinam Creek
More parking is now available to the community in the Weinam Creek precinct, just in time for the busy Christmas holiday period ...
Funding boost for waste management on Redlands Coast
Redland City Council has been awarded more than $480,000 in Queensland Government funding through the Let’s Get it Sorted Partnership Program to ...
Christmas for the creative at Redlands Coast libraries
Young and old can harness their Christmas creativity through a free festive program at Redlands Coast libraries. It is part 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.