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The ‘fly through’ explained
The ‘fly through’ explained Recently the RCC promoted the Weinam Creek PDA by means of what is called a ‘fly through’. It is artificial reality and it is not known how accurate or inaccurate it may eventually prove to be. Certainly, the draft image is different from the image […]
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New video showcases proposed Weinam Creek PDA master plan
New video showcases proposed Weinam Creek PDA master plan Redland City Council has released a 3D flythrough video of the proposed Weinam Creek Priority Development Area (PDA) master plan, which is currently with the State Government for approval. Mayor Karen Williams said Council was excited to showcase the proposed master […]
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Amendments to parking laws adopted
Amendments to parking laws adopted December 16, 2020 Redland City Council has adopted amendments to Subordinate Local Law No. 5 (Parking) 2015, bringing the penalty for illegal parking in disability parking spaces in line with that of the State Government. Mayor Karen Williams said it was important that people who […]
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Attempted robbery, Macleay Island
Attempted robbery, Macleay Island myPolice on Jan 22, 2021 @ 3:16pm Police are appealing for witnesses after a man threatened a Macleay Island resident with a knife and attempted to take money on Wednesday. At around 11.30am on January 20 a 48-year-old woman was inside a house on Alexander Street […]
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Live performance returns to the Redland Performing Arts Centre stage
Live performance returns to the Redland Performing Arts Centre stage Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) will bring live entertainment back to the stage as the centre re-opens with the easing of COVID-19 Stage 3 Restrictions. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said RPAC would make a welcome return with […]
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Act locally during National Reconciliation Week 2020
Act locally during National Reconciliation Week 2020 National Reconciliation Week – from 27 May to 3 June 2020 – is looking a bit different this year but there are still opportunities to connect digitally and immerse yourself in local cultural experiences as pandemic restrictions ease. Redland City […]
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COVID-19 UPDATE:
Redland gallery and library cancellations
COVID-19 UPDATE: Redland gallery and library cancellations A range of public programs at Redlands Coast art galleries and libraries have been cancelled or postponed under Redland City Council measures to limit the transmission of the COVID-19 virus in the community. Chair of the Local Disaster Management Group Mayor […]
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Free Backtrack Boys screening at RPAC shines a light on the importance of youth services
Free Backtrack Boys screening at RPAC shines a light on the importance of youth services Acclaimed documentary Backtrack Boys will be shown as part of the annual Redlands Coast Youth Week celebrations on Thursday, 2 April 2020. Redland City Council has partnered with Redlands PCYC & Redlands Youth […]
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Jetty Shed Makeover Project and MIPA update
As an extra bonus, we have two reports on the one topic. Tanya Buxton who used to be with Bay Island News (print edition) and the official release from the Macleay Island Progress Association.. read and enjoy.. 🙂 Oh, by the way, this is how it used to look (I […]
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Weinam Creek
In my searches for information (can’t even remember what it was now) I happened upon this remarkable document. Remarkable because it seems to strongly indicate that the recent works at Weinam Creek, (I refer to the infamous 8.5 million dollar bus stop), were planned for, with draft (indicative) plans by […]
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Council confirms land purchase
The rumours have been confirmed and hopefully dispelled. For once they were true. Read on gentle reader.. Media Response – Council spokesperson Yes. Council has taken the opportunity to purchase land at 3 Bayview Road, Russell Island ( lot 6 RP122307) when the land became available for fair market value. […]
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Macleay Island Foreshore Development
There is debate about the Macleay Island Foreshore Development. At (another) $8,500,000 to be spent from State coffers and this time Council as well, we could (and should) expect that the debacle of the Mainland ‘Bus Stop’ blowout in time and budget won’t be repeated. The immediate issue is the […]
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Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast
Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast A Redland City Council plan to install a fast internet fibre network is set to unlock connectivity for businesses across Redlands Coast. Mayor Karen Williams said the new Council-owned fibre network would provide significant savings for […]
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Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint
Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint Redland City Council has asked for an explanation from the State Government as to why they included a Redland Bay area in the urban footprint of the SEQ Regional Plan, before Councillors decide if they will support […]
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Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference
Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference Redland City Council will use October’s Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) conference to advocate for several key issues on behalf of the community, including encouraging more respectful debate in parliament, clearer planning outcomes and regional recognition for local islands. Mayor […]
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Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility- not unintended legacies.
Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility – not unintended legacies. Redland City Council will not opt into state government Covid-19 planning regulation changes, for now, saying the Redland City Plan already aligns well with the majority of proposed changes. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council fully […]
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Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast
Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast A Redland City Council plan to install a fast internet fibre network is set to unlock connectivity for businesses across Redlands Coast. Mayor Karen Williams said the new Council-owned fibre network would provide significant savings for […]
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Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint
Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint Redland City Council has asked for an explanation from the State Government as to why they included a Redland Bay area in the urban footprint of the SEQ Regional Plan, before Councillors decide if they will support […]
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Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference
Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference Redland City Council will use October’s Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) conference to advocate for several key issues on behalf of the community, including encouraging more respectful debate in parliament, clearer planning outcomes and regional recognition for local islands. Mayor […]
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Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility- not unintended legacies.
Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility – not unintended legacies. Redland City Council will not opt into state government Covid-19 planning regulation changes, for now, saying the Redland City Plan already aligns well with the majority of proposed changes. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council fully […]
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Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast
Council fibre network set to improve internet connectivity on Redlands Coast A Redland City Council plan to install a fast internet fibre network is set to unlock connectivity for businesses across Redlands Coast. Mayor Karen Williams said the new Council-owned fibre network would provide significant savings for […]
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Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint
Council seeks explanation from State for Redland Bay area in urban footprint Redland City Council has asked for an explanation from the State Government as to why they included a Redland Bay area in the urban footprint of the SEQ Regional Plan, before Councillors decide if they will support […]
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Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference
Council to speak up at 124th LGAQ Conference Redland City Council will use October’s Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) conference to advocate for several key issues on behalf of the community, including encouraging more respectful debate in parliament, clearer planning outcomes and regional recognition for local islands. Mayor […]
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Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility- not unintended legacies.
Council supports Covid-19 urban planning flexibility – not unintended legacies. Redland City Council will not opt into state government Covid-19 planning regulation changes, for now, saying the Redland City Plan already aligns well with the majority of proposed changes. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council fully […]
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