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Cleveland man charged with murder over death of three-week-old baby

A Cleveland man has been charged with murder following the death of a three-week-old baby boy at Greenbank. Logan detectives…

Andrew Jefferson

Red Devils push Knights all the way in narrow defeat

REDLANDS United Red Devils produced a gutsy, disciplined performance despite going down 1–0 to NPL heavyweights Gold Coast Knights in…

Ray Gardner

Mayor cleared but warned future complaints could carry consequences

The Office of the Independent Assessor has decided not to take further action on a complaint made against Redland City…

Andrew Jefferson

Catchment group says Luke Street path has put mature trees and koala habitat at risk

A local catchment group has accused Redland City Council of ignoring years of warnings and expert advice, claiming the construction…

Andrew Jefferson
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SeaLink opens 2026 Community Waves sponsorship applications for island groups

SEALINK South East Queensland has opened applications for its 2026 Community Waves Sponsorship Program, inviting local clubs, organisations and events…

Andrew Jefferson

Resident slams ‘appalling’ presentation of Redlands tourism office

A CLEVELAND resident has condemned the presentation of the Redlands tourism office, describing it as a stark example of neglect in…

Andrew Jefferson

Teens charged with 19 property crime offences, Cannon Hill

Dutton Park and Upper Mount Gravatt detectives have charged two teens following investigations into property crime offences across Brisbane’s south.…

Andrew Jefferson

Forgotten 1957 tourism plan revives cableway and underwater walkway ideas for Straddie

A long-forgotten 1950s tourism proposal has resurfaced amid renewed debate about transport links to North Stradbroke Island, with a local…

Andrew Jefferson

The most expensive hearing aid is actually the one you never wear

Consistent hearing aid use reduces listening effort, improves clarity, and helps Redlands patients get value from their devices.

Penelope Woods

Club Macleay: Fresh flavours, fun raffles and a perfect island day out

Club Macleay is enjoying a revival with new chefs, easy ferry access, courtesy bus service and relaxed dining overlooking the…

Andrew Jefferson

Brisbane, Ipswich and Redlands offer a triple treat for day trippers

Discover easy day trips across Brisbane, Ipswich and Redland Bay, from culture and heritage to coastal walks and bushland escapes.

Redland Bayside News

Red Devils turn focus to Gold Coast Knights after Round 1 setback

ALL eyes now turn to Friday night at Amcal Arena, where the Red Devils will host NPL heavyweights Gold Coast…

Ray Gardner

Quarman kennel strikes polished Capalaba treble down the straight

THE John Quarman kennel had no shortage of ideas on Sunday afternoon — and delivered them in style — claiming a polished…

Andrew Jefferson

Ormiston angler aims to break Queensland swordfish record

Ormiston fisherman Dale Leenstra says his 141kg swordfish topped Queensland records, but went unrecognised due to club rules.

Linda Muller

Cost-of-living strain set to persist in 2026

Australians face ongoing cost-of-living pressure as inflation remains above target and the RBA signals rate cuts are unlikely in 2026.

Suzie Tafolo

2,218sqm development site changes hands in Redland Bay

A rare bayside development opportunity at 144-150 Broadwater Terrace, Redland Bay has been successfully transacted, with Ray White Special Projects Queensland concluding…

Andrew Jefferson

Navigating your life’s many unpredictable twists and turns

Life rarely follows a perfect plan. This column explores adapting goals, retirement realities, financial risks and resilience in later life.

John Wilson

Living in a world that feels less safe as the years unfold

A local reflection on the 1974 Ipswich floods, ageing, climate disasters and fears for future generations in an uncertain world.

John Wilson

Local Business

Industry-led workforce solutions take shape across Redlands Coast

The Redlands Regional Jobs Committee has released its 2026 Action Plan, focusing on immediate vacancies and employer-led decisions.

Redland Bayside News

I’m A Celebrity storms back with strongest launch in three years

I’m A Celebrity returns strong for Network 10, delivering its biggest launch audience in three years and record-breaking streaming results.

Redland Bayside News

Time Is a Cruel Master: The Kunins’ most intimate album

Father-daughter duo The Kunins explore ageing, connection and intimacy on their new album Time Is a Cruel Master.

Redland Bayside News

Utes and 4WDs still rule Sunshine State

Queensland motorists again favoured utes and tough SUVs in 2025, as electric vehicles grew but failed to dominate the state…

Redland Bayside News

Why money resolutions are doomed to failure

January financial goals often fail due to unrealistic plans. Learn how consistency, habits and self-compassion build confidence.

Sloan Wilkins

New Medicare urgent care clinics both open

New bulk-billed Medicare Urgent Care Clinics open in Carina-Carindale and Capalaba, offering walk-in care and easing hospital pressure.

Andrew Jefferson

Changes brewing in crops as climate- smart farming grows

Australian coffee growers gain access to four new arabica varieties, boosting innovation, future-focused farming.

John Wilson

Planning accessibility from the start is changing public spaces

Planning accessibility early helps venues, events and community spaces welcome everyone, reduce barriers and build trust.

Redland Bayside News

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…

Andrew Jefferson

Utes and 4WDs still rule Sunshine State

Queensland motorists again favoured utes and tough SUVs in 2025, as electric vehicles grew but failed to dominate the state…

Redland Bayside News

Columns

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.

Redland Bayside News

Empowering future-ready learners at Ormiston College

Discover how Ormiston College empowers students through innovative learning, strong academics and scholarship opportunities.

Redland Bayside News