Redland City Council has officially sworn in the new council.Mayor Jos Mitchell and 10 Divisional Councillors were sworn in at a Declaration of Office ceremony at Redland Performing Arts Centre on Monday 8 April 2024.The Divisional Councillors are: Wendy Boglary (Division 1), Peter Mitchell (Division 2), Paul Golle (Division 3), Lance Hewlett (Division 4), Shane Rendalls (Division 5), Julie Talty (Division 6), Rowanne McKenzie (Division 7), Tracey Huges (Division 8), Jason Colley (Division 9) and Paul Bishop (Division 10).The ceremony was followed by a short post-election meeting, at which Mayor Jos Mitchell congratulated the new Council and thanked them for their decision to seek to represent, and continue representing, the community.“We all bring a range of knowledge and skills to share … and our collective council is here to work for our community,” she said.“Council’s operation is not an easy undertaking.

Redland City Council acknowledges Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s proposed decision to refuse the application for a development on Toondah Harbour, but is disappointed.Council has long supporte…

UPDATE: Monday 8 April 2024With wet weather conditions having eased, Redland City Council has closed its additional sandbagging stations at the following locations: Council Depot, DunwichCouncil Depot…

A centuries-old military-civilian tradition will be acted out when the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) asks for the right to enter Redland City on Saturday 13 April.The No.95 Wing of the RAAF will h…

Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast.

With the Bureau of Meteorology predicting a significant rain event for south-east Queensland, Redland City Council has opened sandbagging stations for the community.

The Electoral Commission of Queensland has declared the results for Redland City Council, with a new Mayor and two new councillors among the 11 who will represent the city for the next four years.

Redland City Council is continuing its staged upgrade of Cleveland Aquatic Centre, with the 20-metre learn-to-swim pool now reopened.

Redland City Council has provided funding to help nine organisations hold free events for young people on Redlands Coast to celebrate Queensland Youth Week (7 to 13 April 2024).