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Colour change in leak& email to Council
Colour change in leak & email to Council Chris Zahan took these pictures today. This is a significant c9lour change, Seqwater said, when asked by Chris, that “there may be another leak”. Chris has also expressed his concerns to me about the role that Redland City Council will play in […]
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LUCAS PASSAGE PIPE LEAK
THEY HAVE A PLAN
LUCAS PASSAGE PIPE LEAK THEY HAVE A PLAN Some good news. After many experts consulting like busy bees, a decision has been reached. The current pipe will be left in place, for the time being anyway. There is literally a truckload of pipes on Lamb already. See the pictures. The […]
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE LUCAS LEAK?
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE LUCAS LEAK? Well, we have another picture and another flow rate report from Chris. Both are a little difficult to interpret, however. The picture seems unremarkable, that’s because you are looking straight down. The darker colour is actually the normal seawater. The clean stuff is […]
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WHAT’S THIS ABOUT THE PIPE?
WHAT’S THIS ABOUT THE PIPE? The last post “X Marks the spot” shows broadly where the leak is situated and explained a little about the pipe. Chris took a couple of pictures of where the shut-off or ‘Gate valves’ are physically located, Cressy Street, Macleay. There are similar indications on […]
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Asset Based Community Development
Asset Based Community Development Dear SMBI Community Members At last week’s wellbeing hub meeting on Russell Island, people suggested that there were a lot of great aspects of the islands (including highly skilled ‘go to’ people, services, parks and halls) that haven’t really been mapped out. Creating a […]
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ARTISTS AT WORK 2019
ARTISTS AT WORK 2019 INVITATION MACLEAY ISLAND ARTS COMPLEX ARTISTS AT WORK 2019 Please join us for a day of fine art, pottery, sculpture, weaving, food and great company on the coastline of Macleay Island. Date: Easter Sunday 21 April 2019 Time: 10am to 3pm Place: Macleay Island Art Gallery Contact: Suzie […]
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WORLD PREMIERE, MACLEAY PROGRESS HALL!!
WORLD PREMIERE, MACLEAY PROGRESS HALL!! Macleay Progress Association presents Perchance Players production of ‘Bonnet for Eliza’, an original play written by Margaret Dakin. Created from historical facts of the life of Eliza Davis, a typical Irish convict transported to Tasmania where, over a period of fifty years, we learn what […]
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A brief history of Tropical Cyclones
(and a “Weather Alert” from Stradbroke Ferries)
A brief history of Tropical Cyclones (and a “Weather Alert” from Stradbroke Ferries) Ah.. Summer in Queensland. When a young mans thoughts turn to almost anything other than rain, cyclones and destruction. But perhaps not such a good idea, especially this week. As Tropical Cyclone Oma bears down, this not-young […]
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Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease As Queenslanders start to re-emerge from our isolation bubbles, a number of Redland City Council venues have reopened or are gearing to do so. Mayor Karen Williams said Council had moved quickly to prepare venues to reopen following the State Government’s announcement of […]
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Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table
Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table Laying the foundations for a local post-COVID economy was a key point of discussion during a meeting of the Redlands Coast Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) this week. EDAB Chair Sam Kennedy said this week’s round table discussions showed a large […]
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Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions
Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions As COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease across Queensland, Redland City Council is preparing to reopen its libraries, park facilities, animal shelter and visitor information centre from this weekend. Mayor Karen Williams said Council appreciated […]
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Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated
Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated Redland City Council has noted the progress of its Stage1 COVID-19 Social and Economic Assistance Package and endorsed investigation of new, Stage 2 initiatives. Mayor Karen Williams said that of the 11 items endorsed on 26 March […]
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Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease As Queenslanders start to re-emerge from our isolation bubbles, a number of Redland City Council venues have reopened or are gearing to do so. Mayor Karen Williams said Council had moved quickly to prepare venues to reopen following the State Government’s announcement of […]
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Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table
Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table Laying the foundations for a local post-COVID economy was a key point of discussion during a meeting of the Redlands Coast Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) this week. EDAB Chair Sam Kennedy said this week’s round table discussions showed a large […]
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Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions
Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions As COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease across Queensland, Redland City Council is preparing to reopen its libraries, park facilities, animal shelter and visitor information centre from this weekend. Mayor Karen Williams said Council appreciated […]
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Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated
Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated Redland City Council has noted the progress of its Stage1 COVID-19 Social and Economic Assistance Package and endorsed investigation of new, Stage 2 initiatives. Mayor Karen Williams said that of the 11 items endorsed on 26 March […]
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Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Council venues reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease As Queenslanders start to re-emerge from our isolation bubbles, a number of Redland City Council venues have reopened or are gearing to do so. Mayor Karen Williams said Council had moved quickly to prepare venues to reopen following the State Government’s announcement of […]
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Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table
Post-COVID recovery discussion during economic round table Laying the foundations for a local post-COVID economy was a key point of discussion during a meeting of the Redlands Coast Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) this week. EDAB Chair Sam Kennedy said this week’s round table discussions showed a large […]
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Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions
Park facilities, libraries and other Council services to reopen under eased restrictions As COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease across Queensland, Redland City Council is preparing to reopen its libraries, park facilities, animal shelter and visitor information centre from this weekend. Mayor Karen Williams said Council appreciated […]
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Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated
Council’s COVID-19 assistance package progressing and new measures to be investigated Redland City Council has noted the progress of its Stage1 COVID-19 Social and Economic Assistance Package and endorsed investigation of new, Stage 2 initiatives. Mayor Karen Williams said that of the 11 items endorsed on 26 March […]
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