Does your dog, or your neighbour’s dog suffer from IBS – Irritable Bow-wow Syndrome? Does its constant barking keep you and the street awake at night? There is no doubt that dogs enrich our lives – offering companionship and...
Getting more people to use active transport more frequently, and reducing reliance on private car travel, is a challenge facing local governments across south-east Queensland. On Redlands Coast, a city of six residential islands and a large, diverse mainland...
The newest lineup of sport stars on Redlands Coast proves you don’t need to move fast to make the team. In fact, players are pulled up if they break into a run. Welcome to walking sport – a modified,...
More than a year after Tropical Cyclone Alfred crossed the south-east Queensland coast, the work of recovery is continuing in a quiet, reflective way across the islands on Redlands Coast. The islands were severely impacted by the cyclone when...
Cats are valued companions in households across the city, enriching daily life and providing comfort and connection. However, when cats wander beyond their own properties, they can create unexpected problems for neighbours and pose real risks to local wildlife...
Yura (Welcome) to Redlands Coast – where coast, community and opportunity come together
Acknowledgement of Country
Redland City Council respectfully acknowledges the Quandamooka People as the Traditional Custodians of much of Redlands Coast. Council also recognises the Danggan Balun (Five Rivers) People of the Southern Redland City Area. Council is committed to working in partnership with Traditional Custodians and First Nations Community Groups in the Redland City area.
