Home - Our Redlands Coast magazine Home Arts Community Conservation Culture History Tourism Saturday, August 15, 2026 No Result View All Result Home Arts Community Conservation Culture History Tourism Saturday, August 15, 2026 No Result View All Result No Result View All Result Community Who let the dogs bark? Woof. Woof. Woof … Film and TV Through the lens of filmmakers, Redlands Coast shines in lead role Community Wheels in motion on the citys active transport strategy Wildlife Where’s Wallaby? Elusive golden wallaby our cutest wildlife mystery Disaster management Blazing a line of defence against bushfires Redland City Council plays a significant role in preparing for the annual bushfire season. Council’s Fire Management team reduces bushfire risks across the city by slashing Council-owned land adjoining houses, and creating firebreaks, as well as carrying out controlled burns to reduce fuel loads. The planned burns make a significant difference to the volume of forest litter, such as dead branches and leaves and grasses, which act as a fuel source during bushfires. Not only do... Read moreDetails 0 Comments Community Keeping active, one step at a time. How walking sport is hitting its stride 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... Arts 50 years of resilience, bookended by cyclones, captured in art Like the rich and swirling imagery in her latest artwork, Cindel Richardson’s life is a whirlwind of activity all connected by a strong sense of community and a strong instinct to care for others. The Redlands Coast resident... Arts Creative approach to navigating a path back to normality after cyclone 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... Community Purr-lease keep your cats from roaming into dangers way 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... History Pioneering stories lay buried in Cleveland’s oldest cemetery On a quiet, green patch of parkland in Cleveland, children play and residents take a stroll in the winter sun – unaware that under their feet sits some of the earliest chapters of European settlement on Redlands Coast.... Council Digging, shifting, shaping – the numbers stack up at Judy Holt Park Judy Holt Park Birkdale is a closed landfill site. To maintain adherence to stringent environmental laws, critical remediation works are to be carried out by Redland City Council to protect the surrounding environment. This will include recapping old... Load More Take a tour of Our Redlands Coast Visit. Live. Invest. 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. © 2026 Our Redlands Coast & Redlands Coast Today - brought to you by Redland City Council. Welcome Back! Login to your account below Remember Me Forgotten Password? Retrieve your password Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. Log In Add New Playlist - Select Visibility -PublicPrivate No Result View All Result Home Arts Community Conservation Culture History Tourism