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25.01.2022 Welcome to Redland City Council's Facebook page Here are some popular links and numbers to get you started: Opening Hours: 8am - 5pm, Mon - Fri (excl. public holidays) Customer Service & After Hours: (07) 3829 8999... COVID-19 coronavirus information: redlnd.cc/QldHealth Message us directly to speak with a Customer Service Officer: m.me/RedlandCouncil Report a Problem (pothole, fallen tree, graffiti): redlnd.cc/CustomerRequest Bin Days: redlnd.cc/BinDays Careers: redlnd.cc/Careers Community Engagements: redlnd.cc/YourSay Events & What's on: redlnd.cc/WhatsOn News Site: https://rcc.news Planned Burns: rcc.news/category/planned-burns Disaster Dashboard: redlnd.cc/DisasterDashboard Looking for Council services on Facebook? You can visit: Redland Art Gallery Redland Animal Shelter Redland City Council Libraries RecycleWorld Redland Bay IndigiScapes Centre Redland Performing Arts Centre Redlands Coast This page is monitored between 8am and 5pm, Monday to Friday

25.01.2022 Opt-in now for free emergency updates. Sign up for Council’s emergency notification messaging to receive: Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) weather warning emails Flooding updates for four key local roads via text and/or email... Council emergency texts and/or emails. How to sign up: 1) Go to disaster.redland.qld.gov.au 2) Click on the blue ‘Opt-In Notifications’ button 3) Click on the ‘Register’ tab to enter your details and create a password 4) Follow confirmation email instructions to complete the mobile verification process and select your subscription choices. Your details are securely held and will not be shared for other purposes. This notification service is designed to complement not replace other emergency notification systems such as those offered by Bureau of Meteorology and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES.

24.01.2022 Could you be Council's new partner in establishing a hydrogen economy on Redlands Coast? Redland City Council is calling for expressions of interest from partners interested in being involved in the development of a local renewable hydrogen economy on the Redlands Coast. EOI closes 12 February 2021... To download a copy of the EOI, please go to redland.qld.gov.au//tenders_and_contra/225/current_tenders For more info https://news.redland.qld.gov.au//wastewater-to-hydrogen-c/

24.01.2022 It's National Recycling Week Let's all do our part to recycle right There are a number of bad boys when it comes to your yellow-lid kerbside recycling bin. ... The likes of Obnoxious Onion, Awful Apple, Putrid Pear and his food scrap gang have been increasingly getting into household recycling bins. This reduces our efforts to make the most of the 12,000 tonnes of recyclable waste collected each year on Redlands Coast. Food scraps don't belong in the yellow-lid recycling bin. If you are not minimising your food waste or composting at home they need to go in your red-lid bin only Yep that's right they can't go in your green waste bin either if you have one. Don't throw out all your great recycling effort! Learn more about the bad boys and how to recycle right https://redlnd.cc/2Gnl5hP It's in our nature ...

23.01.2022 Are you ready Redlands Coast? With a very wet summer and up to four tropical cyclones predicted to form in the Coral Sea off Queensland, are you prepared for what Mother Nature might throw at us? Yesterday Redland Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG), a multi-agency group tasked with planning our City’s preparedness, response and recovery from disasters, met to discuss the coming storm season.... Help our emergency services help you by preparing your household. For info on how to get ready, visit Council’s dedicated disaster dashboard https://disaster.redland.qld.gov.au

23.01.2022 Watch the video to find out what unusual household items you can dispose of at the new Recycling Station located at IndigiScapes Centre. Read the media release here http://redlnd.cc/3n6FUDe Tagged: Mayor Karen Williams and Cr Rowanne McKenzie

23.01.2022 Great news! Council is injecting up to $150,000 into Judy Holt Reserve in Birkdale to assist clubs recover from the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Works are set to start next month. More information https://redlnd.cc/2Ji8nqS

21.01.2022 Further restrictions are easing in Queensland, from 4pm Tuesday 17 November. Read the full update from Queensland Health below

21.01.2022 National Recycling Week Please help stop the stink! On average 1 nappy is detected every minute in our recycling process ... We need your help to stop these bad boys ending up in our yellow-lid kerbside recycling. Nasty Nappy is part of the gang of bad boys that don't belong in recycling bins. Let's keep up the great work recycling together and put nappies in the red-lid bin where they belong

20.01.2022 Council’s draft Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy is out for community consultation. Have your say and make a submission, visit https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/CHAS Consultation closes at midnight on Friday 18 December 2020.

20.01.2022 Does your family have a bushfire plan? What about an evacuation kit? Do you know what you would do with your pets if you had to leave in the case of a bushfire? Council and Get Ready Queensland want you to be prepared this fire season. ... Even in a wet summer when fire danger ratings are often low, conditions can change quickly. Check out the video to find out more and head to Get Ready Queensland for more information on how you can prepare www.getready.qld.gov.au

19.01.2022 National Recycling Week Did you know Every year Council's Recycling and Waste Centres divert 40,000 tonnes of waste from landfill across eight locations around the city ... Here's what was recycled in the last financial year: 23,993 tonnes of green waste 6,282 tonnes of bricks and concrete 2,720 tonnes of clean fill 4,149 tonnes of scrap metal 110 tonnes of gas bottles and batteries 739 tonnes of cardboard 144 tonnes of tyres 27 tonnes of polystyrene 257 tonnes of e-waste 90 tonnes of oil 206 tonnes through RecycleWorld items Meet Emma who is our leading hand for our Recycling and Waste Centres to learn more about the incredible operations taking place.

18.01.2022 The RACQ Smart Shuttle is now taking passengers as phase two of the Redlands Coast Smart Mobility trial goes live. The automated vehicle (AV) will be travelling between Raby Bay Harbour and Raby Bay Foreshore Park from: Wednesday to Friday: 9am - 12pm and 12:30pm - 3pm... Saturday and Sunday: 10am - 12:30pm and 1pm - 3pm Read the media release here https://redlnd.cc/2V0zKZg

18.01.2022 This Remembrance Day you may notice a new resident in Anzac Centenary Park. Our amazing Parks staff have just completed the transplant of a mature seedling brought from the original Lone Pine at Gallipoli. They worked hard to match the soil ph profile of the Gallipoli Peninsula, and have prepared a special nutrition plan to give this notoriously tricky tree a great chance of survival ... The team hopes it will provide a place of reflection for generations to come. A big thank you to the Parks team for being so dedicated to getting such important work done!

18.01.2022 Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has praised Redlands Coast residents for their generosity in a challenging year to help those affected by domestic and family violence. More than 270 people attended the sold-out live stage show Musique en Rouge on Saturday 7 November at Redland Performing Arts Centre and in the process raised more than $50,000 for local support services. Read the media release here http://redlnd.cc/2UkhnhJ

17.01.2022 Are you a First Nations arts practitioner? Would you like to start 2021 feeling invigorated and inspired? This fantastic residency opportunity from Creative Alliance Queensland is now taking applications. The experience will include networking, skill-building, materials and more. Check it out!

17.01.2022 Have you considered a green waste bin to help you get storm ready? It's the perfect match for helping you to tidy up gardens, clean out gutters and get your home storm ready. Using a green bin weeds out waste ending up in landfill and turns your green waste into new enriching garden organics like soil enhancers and mulches. ... $0 set-up fee. Order online now https://redlnd.cc/3e0YtFH

15.01.2022 Noise complaints increase during the summer party season, but did you know that different kinds of noise are handled by different organisations? Download our noise complaint resolution fact sheet and see who you should call if the neighbourhood gets too rowdy! http://redlnd.cc/Noise And if you’re having a party, don’t forget to wind down the noise by 10pm. Here’s to being a good neighbour!

15.01.2022 Calling all football fans! Come down and watch our Redlands Legends play some absolute Legends of our Game! Join Ben Hannant, Justin Hodges, Matt Bowen and many more tomorrow night at the Legends of League game at 5pm at Redlands Rugby League Club Pinklands Sporting Complex, Thornlands.

15.01.2022 From 1am next Tuesday (December 1), travellers entering Queensland will only need a border pass if they’ve been in a hotspot or overseas in the previous 14 days.... At this time, Queensland remains closed to Greater Adelaide with any travellers required to do 14 days of hotel quarantine at their own expense. See more

15.01.2022 Celebrate the festive season on Redlands Coast at Christmas on the Coast 2020! Bring your family and friends to Raby Bay Harbour Park in Cleveland throughout December and enjoy a spectacular wonderland of festive cheer. Purchase tickets here https://redlnd.cc/3laaLx8

14.01.2022 Nominations for the Redlands Coast Australia Day Awards 2021 have been extended to 4pm on Friday 4 December 2020. Make a nomination today www.redland.qld.gov.au/awards

12.01.2022 Step back in time, over 100 years ago. Imagine a little wooden church in Mount Cotton, its churchgoers sweltering in the summer heat... Our Heritage Places give us glimpses into our local history. There’s less than a week to share your knowledge, find out about local heritage places, or make a submission. ... Head over to Your Say now https://redlnd.cc/heritage2020

12.01.2022 Redland City Council is celebrating National NAIDOC Week (8-15 November) with free in-person and online activities to suit all ages. Redland Art Gallery unveiled four new temporary public art banners featuring stunning pieces by Quandamooka artists Damien Abberdan, Sonja Carmichael, Joshua Walker and Delvene Cockatoo-Collins. Redland City Council Libraries will be showing a specially commissioned cultural talk with Quandamooka man Matthew Burns on their Facebook page on ...Monday 9 November, 6pm. Capalaba Library, will host NAIDOC Week Dance and Cultural Presentation with Moojidi (Kargun Fogarty). Bookings essential. The week of celebrations will end with NAIDOC Week Showcase - Headlined by Joe Geia Band - FREE EVENT @ Redland Performing Arts Centre Read the media release here https://redlnd.cc/2TVNnZa

12.01.2022 Join us for five days of Christmas fun at Redland City Council's Christmas on the Coast! When: 4.30pm - 8.30pm, Wednesday 16 - Sunday 20 December 2020 Where: Raby Bay Harbour Park, Shore Street West, Cleveland Tickets: $5 per person or $15 per family (12 years and under FREE).... Proceeds from event tickets will go towards helping some of the most vulnerable people in our community including local charities such as domestic and family violence support services. Find out more and purchase tickets here www.redland.qld.gov.au/christmas FREE train travel to and from the event can be added to your cart when checking out! Tagged: Mayor Karen Williams

10.01.2022 Geoff Skinner Wetlands Reserve is one of our city's most unique foreshore conservation areas. Council is now calling for feedback from people who use the reserve, as well as the broader community whose rates purchased it and pay for its maintenance and improvements, regarding: The reserve's environmental values.... What the community considers appropriate and inappropriate uses of the area. The longer-term options for the Bligh Street road reserve. Have your say before consultation closes on Friday 18 December 2020 https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/geoff-skinner-wetlands

10.01.2022 National Recycling Week is a great reason to learn more about the importance of a circular economy, check out the interesting article from Planet Ark. To join the circular economy Council in partnership with Chamber of Commerce & Industry Queensland is trialling ASPIRE PL ASPIRE is an online trading platform for local businesses to source and dispose of unwanted items that would normally go to landfill. ... Redlands Coast businesses with fewer than 100 employees can join and start trading for free now by visiting aspiresme.com

10.01.2022 Turning green already at the thought of your new year's resolutions? We've got one you can keep! Start the new year by weeding out the wrong waste ending up in your green waste bin. Make a resolution now not to place the following items in your green bin ... Plastic bags General waste and recyclables Nappies Kitchen and food waste Animal droppings Garden hoses Rocks and building materials Timber Soil Plant pots Hazardous waste You've got this! Find out more about green waste https://redlnd.cc/2WuIgR0

08.01.2022 Who feels like a relaxing breakfast out this weekend? Come join us on Redlands Coast in the beautiful surrounds at Council's IndigiScapes Centre now open for breakkie every Saturday and Sunday morning

08.01.2022 Redland City Council presents... Christmas on the Coast Save the date! When: Wednesday 16 December - Sunday 20 December 2020 Time: 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm... Location: Raby Bay Harbour Park, Cleveland Christmas on the Coast will combine the annual lighting of the city’s Christmas tree and community carols. Ticketing information will be announced soon! For more information head to https://redlnd.cc/ChristmasOnTheCoast

07.01.2022 Time is running out to have your say on future land-use proposals for Southern Thornlands Potential Future Growth Area (STPFGA). Submissions received will be used to inform the preparation of a potential future major amendment to the City Plan and the ShapingSEQ regional plan. The proposals include areas for:... Mixed industry and business Intensive horticulture Education Training and recreation A transport precinct Storage Larger home-based industry enterprise activities. For more information about the Southern Thornlands Potential Future Growth Area, and to have your say on the draft proposals, visit the project’s page https://redlnd.cc/3k0djgL

07.01.2022 Lest We Forget. Council has donated 14 framed photographs of First World War Diggers to Redlands RSL Sub Branch, just in time for Remembrance Day today. All the Diggers' names appear on local cenotaphs. To put human faces to the names, visit the Redlands RSL Library-Museum where the photos are now on permanent display. ... These brave people were sent into horrendous conditions to ensure their loved ones at home, and the generations to follow could live in peace and safety. We hope you will join us in observing a minute of silence at 11am. https://redlnd.cc/remembrance2020

04.01.2022 How many secrets could the historic places in your street be waiting to tell? Wellington Point is a thriving suburb today, but it also used to be rich farming land. Find out more about our community’s rich history and have your say on our heritage here: http://redlnd.cc/heritage2020

04.01.2022 National Recycling Week Let’s stop the loafing when it comes to our recycling efforts. We know recycling soft and squishy types of plastic can be confusing ... Not all plastics with a recycling symbol can be recycled kerbside in your yellow-lid recycling bin. There is a list of bad boys when it comes to soft and squishy plastics. Beastly Bread bags Frightful Flake packets Foul Farfalle pasta packets and their gang of squishy bags are on the bad boys list when it comes to your yellow-lid recycling bin. Don't throw out all your great recycling efforts because of the type of plastic. If it's soft and squishy, it can't go in the yellow-lid bin These items can only be recycled if you take them to a specialised recycling collection point, such as your local supermarket. Learn more about the bad boys list and how to make the most of your recycling efforts https://redlnd.cc/2Gnl5hP

03.01.2022 Groundbreaking park news! There are a lot of works being done to parks across Redlands Coast. New playground equipment, table settings, seating and landscaping are just a few of the exciting things to look forward to at: Liner Street Park, Wellington Point ... Plantation Place Park, Wellington Point Raby Bay Esplanade Park, Ormiston Sandalwood Street Corridor, Thornlands To stay updated head to council's work updates page redlnd.cc/WorksUpdates

02.01.2022 It’s important to involve the whole family in your household’s preparedness planning for disaster season, so that everyone knows what to do and where to go in an emergency. Step one: Make a plan Step two: Pack supplies Step three: Check your insurance... Get Ready Queensland has a range of resources for children and families to help with preparations ahead of the severe weather season. Help your kids learn more about the importance of preparing for disasters in Queensland by playing the Get Ready Queensland Challenge. Play the game here getready.qld.gov.au/game

01.01.2022 Only one week to go until Redlands Coast Business & Jobs Expo opens its doors. Mark it in your calendar now and set your reminder. It's the only place to be on Thursday 19 November if you are looking for: ... Job or training opportunities An opportunity to promote your business products or services Networking opportunities to other businesses Council is a proud sponsor of the event to support local business and to help support local jobs. Entry on the day is by gold coin donation.