Letters to the Editor

Letters to Redlands2030
Letters to the Editor, Mount Cotton, Redlands Town Hall Meetings

Mount Cotton plans, Wellington Point traffic, and town hall forums: letters

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The future of the Redlands is discussed in three letters to Redlands2030 — the importance of an informed community, traffic impacts of development in Wellington Point, and plans for industrial development in Mount Cotton. If you have something to say, email you letter to Theeditor@redlands2030.net Redlands2030 Town Hall Forums Vote Easy would like to acknowledge

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2025 in the Redlands
Birkdale Precinct, Letters to the Editor

Biting midges, whitewater use and the public interest – letters

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Why would anyone think it a good idea to locate a public swimming lagoon and whitewater facility in an area known to be infested with biting midges? This and other whitewater questions are raised in letters to the Editor. These letters highlight the importance of open governance, the need for meaningful community engagement, and accountability

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Community, Letters to the Editor, Moreton Bay

Survey about beach access, Ramsar opportunities, political polling – in letters

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Promotion of Redlands as an international destination, a Council survey about residents’ use of beaches and foreshores, opinion polling in the Redlands, and some feedback for Redlands2030 are discussed in letters to the Editor. Perhaps you have a view these issues or like matters, so take a few minutes to send your thoughts and ideas

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Birkdale Precinct, Governance, Letters to the Editor

Ratepayers question Redland City Council’s financial management

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Residents and ratepayers raise questions about the financial burden of the proposed Redlands Whitewater Centre, alarm about Olympic spending plans, and ongoing concerns about other Redland City Council projects which should have received greater scrutiny. Keep the letters coming! Email your letter to theeditor@Redlands2030.net We need whitewater transparency for ratepayers Would you ever buy a

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Ormiston College removal of koala habitat
Koalas, Letters to the Editor, Uncategorized

Campaign to save koala habitat at Ormiston College – letters

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Koalas are part of Redlands’ identity. They remind us that we still live in a city where nature and community can coexist. The following letters discuss why protecting koala habitat is not just about wildlife; it is about preserving the character, environment and future of our community. What do you think we should do for

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site of the proposed Redlands whitewater venue
Birkdale Precinct, Letters to the Editor, Ormiston College, Straddie

Letters about Redlands whitewater venue, Cleveland pool, Dunwich ferry terminal, and Ormiston College tree clearing

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Here are four letters to the Editor dealing with important issues affecting our community: a suggestion that Redlands whitewater venue events be dropped from the Brisbane 2032 Games, the poor state of the Council owned Cleveland Aquatic Centre, plans for upgrading the Dunwich ferry terminal, and removal of koala habitat by Ormiston College. If you

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Protest about Ormiston College habitat destruction
Community, Koalas, Letters to the Editor, Ormiston College

Ormiston koalas, Pauline Hanson, Cleveland pool, and local news – in letters

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Ormiston college and its clearing of koala trees, Pauline Hanson’s Senate attendance, the mystery of the missing water slide, and expectations of regional journalism are discussed in letters to Redlands2030. We like publishing letters. Have your say about what matters to you. Email your letter to: theeditor@redlands2030.net QCPA award to Redland Bayside News questioned I

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SEQ Koala Conservation Strategy
Heritage Protection, Koalas, Letters to the Editor

Koala conservation, Brisbane’s disappearing heritage, and Hub68 – in letters

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Koala conservation, Brisbane’s heritage and plans for Hub68 are discussed in letters to the Editor, reflecting a shared and growing concern within our community about the direction of planning and environmental policy in southeast Queensland. Something you may want to check out before 21 June is the State Government’s planning for an upgrade of the

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Parking, Penrith, and public opposition – in letters to Redlands2030

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Across the following letters, a consistent theme emerges: strong community concern about the direction of recent decision-making, and its impacts on the environment, planning integrity, and the long-term public interest. Each contributor approaches the issue from a different angle, but together they reflect a shared call for greater transparency, accountability, and respect for community voices

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Water park project, waste collection, and housing affordability – letters

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A financially unviable water park, giving waste collection vehicles room to do their job, and the migration debate are discussed in letters. We encourage residents across the Redlands to contribute their views. Short letters are welcome, respectful disagreement is healthy, and new voices are always encouraged. Send your contribution to theeditor@redlands2030.net Cairns water park scrapped

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