The Queensland Government is inviting input to the development of a new SEQ Koala conservation Strategy, by Sunday 15 March 2026. Submissions about the new SEQ Koala Conservation Strategy can be emailed to: SEQKoalaStrategy@detsi.qld.gov.au Shown below are points that Redlands2030 thinks should be included in the new strategy. If you want to use some of
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The State Government is developing a new SEQ Koala Conservation Strategy that is open for comment until 5pm March 15, 2026. The Redlands based Koala Action Group (KAG) has reviewed the State Government’s discussion paper Developing a new South East Queensland Koala Conservation Strategy 2026–2036 and provided some comments (below) and a template submission (further
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The Queensland Government wants input to its proposed Koala Conservation Strategy for South East Queensland (SEQ) which will adopt a “common-sense, balanced approach to planning” according to State Environment Minister Andrew Powell. “We believe there are opportunities to create targeted conservation corridors and to set aside land as part of the protected estate, while also
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Redland City Council is asking the community for feedback about two “growth scenarios” for part of Capalaba between Old Cleveland Road and Jones Road which will inform the process of preparing a Local Area Plan. Two scenarios for managing this Local Area Plan (LAP) study area have been drafted, which could lead to medium density
Redlands2030 wrote about the proposed Redlands Whitewater Centre in a submission to the State Government’s 100 Day Review of Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Infrastructure. Here’s what we said. 10 January 2025 Mr Stephen Conry AMChair Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority Dear Mr Conry Submission to the 100 Day Review of Brisbane 2032 Olympic
Map showing where house block sizes could be reduced if the Draft Redland Housing Strategy is adopted The State Government published a Draft Redland Housing Strategy on 16 October 2023 and invited comments by a deadline of 12 November 2023. The Draft Strategy and related information can be found on the State Government’s website. Redlands2030
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To support its population growth agenda, the State Government has prepared a Draft Redland Housing Strategy. If adopted, this ‘strategy’ would result in the minimum lot size being reduced from 400 m2 to as little as 200 m2 in many residential areas. A short video showing areas where increased residential density would be allowed has
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A petition asking Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek to reject the Toondah Harbour proposal was launched at the 2023 Walk for Toondah held on Mothers Day. The petition was signed the old-fashioned way at the event held on Mothers Day, with people signing on sheets of paper before joining the large procession walking through Cleveland’s
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Plans to clear 550 trees as part of a $200 million sports centre development at Heinemann Road in Mount Cotton have been referred to the Federal Government by Redland City Council, to decide if this project should be a controlled action under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act. The public has until 14
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Beako the giant Eastern curlew at the 2022 Welcome Back Shorebirds event The Toondah proposal has been the catalyst for letters and submissions from across Australia and the globe. This post includes two Toondah submissions and a letter calling for the total number of submissions to be made public. Join the debate on Toondah or
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