Redland City Council would like to advise Redlands Coast residents of a reported outbreak of Flying-fox Paralysis Syndrome (FFPS) and what to do should they find an affected flying-fox.Flying-foxes affected by FFPS have been found in several south-east Queensland locations.Visual signs for FFPS affected flying-foxes include a protruding tongue, inability to swallow or blink, weepy eyes, and difficulty breathing.They may be able to climb but not fly.

Essential Redland City Council services and many organisational services will continue operating through Christmas.Bins will continue to be collected, parks will continue to be maintained and essentia…

Being surrounded by more than 20,000 curios collected by still life artist Margaret Olley throughout her colourful life, was the immersive design inspiration for the winning artist of the 2024 Redland…

Summer’s here, school’s out, and it is time to have some fun.Right across Redlands Coast there will be a wealth of school holiday activities.Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said the perfect places for…

Redland City Council has funding available to help local groups deliver free events and activities for the city’s young people during Queensland Youth Week 2025.Mayor Jos Mitchell said the annual Redl…

Redland City Council and Redland Art Gallery (RAG) are thrilled to announce the winners of the Redland Art Awards for 2024.

An exciting $3 million transformation of the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) forecourt is underway.Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said RPAC continued to deliver on its commitment to a better ex…

Young and old can harness their Christmas creativity through a free festive program at Redlands Coast libraries.It is part of a city-wide Christmas on Redlands Coast program that also includes a serie…

Finalists in the prestigious biennial Redland Art Awards have been announced, with their work to go on display from 8 December.Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said the biennial awards received more th…