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Redland Council to weigh in on proposed law forcing councillors out if they run for state parliament
Redland City Council will decide next week whether to support the Local Government Association of Queensland’s (LGAQ) position opposing a…
Redland Council set to endorse after-action review of Tropical Cyclone Alfred response
Redland City Council is next week set to formally endorse its After-Action Review of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, following one of…
Council flags $8.1M deficit in first 2025–26 budget review
Redland City Council is bracing for a projected $8.167 million operating deficit as part of its first budget review for…
Redland community invited to contribute to Empowering Councils Bill Inquiry
Redlands residents can have their say on an important parliamentary inquiry now underway into the LocalGovernment (Empowering Councils) and Other…
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Council hits the high notes with quirky, song-filled mowing announcement
Redland City Council has raised more eyebrows with an unusually quirky media release that opened not with facts or figures…
‘OBSCURE RULE’ FINE SPARKS FAMILY FURY — BUT COUNCIL SAYS THEY DID REPLY
A Redland Bay family has accused Redland City Council of “very poor customer service” over what they believed was an…
Grand old gates restored to honour a genuine Redlands legend
Historic Norm Price Park entry gates restored, celebrating a Redlands Coast legacy and renewing a key Cleveland community landmark.
State Government to appoint Governance Advisor as Mayor Mitchell declares ‘Wholehearted’ support
THE State Government will appoint a Governance Advisor to Redland City Council from mid-December to the end of May in…
‘I got new hearing aids and then everything was just too loud!’
New hearing aids can feel overwhelming, but with guidance and time your brain adapts. Learn how acclimatisation restores natural hearing.
Sea Fuel Cleveland – fresh, generous and consistently outstanding food
Sea Fuel Cleveland earns rave reviews for fresh seafood, generous portions and friendly service, making it a Redlands favourite.
Travelling to unearth the unique treasures of the past in Egypt
Discover Egypt’s ancient wonders, from the Pyramids of Giza to the Nile, museums and must-see sites for 2026 travellers.
Redlands men claim back-to-back State Cup titles
REDLANDS Touch Association is celebrating a major achievement after the Men’s Premier team secured back-to-back Queensland State Cup titles at…
Industrie 1 quartet excel at world championships
Four Capalaba aerobics athletes deliver standout results representing Australia at the 2025 FISAF World Championships in Prague.
Fishing devotee turns passion into business
Mount Cotton fisherman Greg Lamprecht turns a lifelong passion into a growing marine and electronics enterprise.
Stamp duty, soaring costs hitting seniors
Rising living costs, stamp duty and limited downsizer housing are leaving many Queensland retirees unable to make the move.
Why sellers need a clearance certificate
Learn why Australian sellers need an ATO clearance certificate to avoid 15% withholding and ensure smooth property settlement.
Halcyon Bayside – luxury living
Stockland’s Halcyon Bayside sees strong demand as over-55s seek connection, affordability and healthier, community-focused living.
Welcome to a future moving faster than we ever imagined
A look at how AI, EVs and digital advances are reshaping daily life and the challenges we face as society…
Local Business
Redlands launches major community health push
A major new health initiative is underway as the Redlands Coast prepares for its first region-wide Health Forum in 2026.
From class clowns to piano prodigies: ABC’s 2026 lineup
ABC reveals fresh comedy, bold drama and major anniversaries in a packed and diverse 2026 programming slate.
Choir prepares to deliver powerful Christmas performance of Messiah
Redland City Choir presents Handel’s Messiah at RPAC, featuring local artists and a powerful community collaboration this Christmas.
Empowering future-ready learners at Ormiston College
Discover how Ormiston College empowers students through innovative learning, strong academics and scholarship opportunities.
Black Friday or bust – how to spend smart
Stay in control this Black Friday with smart budgeting, scam checks and mindful buying to avoid overspending and impulse traps.
In-home care providers say they are ready to help ease hospital gridlock
Providers say expanding Support at Home packages could help seniors leave hospital sooner and reduce pressure on the health system
Overcoming nature’s temper tantrum
Learn simple ways to protect your plants from hail and harsh weather using covers, netting and other easy garden solutions.
Advocates warn that social media ban risks isolating disabled teens
Advocates warn the teen social media ban may deepen isolation for young Australians with disability who rely on online connection…
Childcare
How to safely dispose of recalled sand products
Redlands Coast residents and educators are being reminded about how to correctly dispose of the children’s sand products recalled by…
Self-driving car rules not here until 2027
Australia’s self-driving car rules won’t be finalised until 2027, leaving Tesla FSD users testing automation without clear laws.
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Supporting Redland’s small businesses supports our future
Redland City’s small businesses power an $8 billion economy, creating jobs and shaping the community’s future growth.
Self-driving car rules not here until 2027
Australia’s self-driving car rules won’t be finalised until 2027, leaving Tesla FSD users testing automation without clear laws.