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At the next Redlands Town Hall meeting on Monday 19 October, Mount Cotton development plans will be discussed by project developer Mr Stephen Williams who has substantial experience in delivering complex property development projects. The scale of potential development at Mount Cotton was explained in Redlands2030’s story published a few weeks ago: Golden Cockerel expansion

The opportunity to comment about plans to clear 1054 koala habitat trees at Double Jump Road in Victoria Point closes on Monday 12 October 2026. The project, proposed by a subsidiary of Fiteni Homes, includes a 240 lot single-dwelling subdivision, two medium density residential areas, and a small commercial/retail area. The proponent proposes to offset

Queensland Touch Football deserves full credit for its outstanding three-day carnival in Cleveland from 9–11 July. With around 4,000 players and an estimated 17,500 visitors spending time at the Redland Showgrounds and Henry Ziegenfusz Park, this event provided a welcome economic boost for local businesses and showcased Redlands as a first-class sporting destination. The organisers

Redlands homeowners should have received their first rates notice for the 2026/27 financial year and most will have realised that rates and charges have increased well above the general inflation rate. For a residential homeowner with a property value of $610,000 which is the median value for Redlands the overall increase in total at the

The State Government is consulting about plans to upgrade the Wellington Point boating facilities to provide increased capacity for launching and retrieval of trailer boats, including more parking for vehicles with trailers. We explained the various design options in: State Government plans for Wellington Point boating facilities upgrade The State Government consultation process is currently

At the Redlands Town Hall meeting on Monday 20 April 2026 our guest speakers will be: Other items on the meeting agenda include: If you wish to attend this Redlands Town Hall meeting please RSVP via this link – it helps us to know how many chairs to put out. Redland City Council meeting on

Redland City Council’s decision to drastically amend a koala conservation submission prepared by Council officers is discussed in a letter to the Editor. Another letter raises concerns about the next Redland City Council budget, and its impact on our high rates and charges. The third letter asks questions about Council plans for the Weinam Creek

The Cairns Esplanade Swimming Lagoon Since it was built more than twenty years ago, the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon has significantly boosted tourism in far north Queensland by offering a safe and attractive place to swim, with no risk of being stung by a stinger or taken by a crocodile. With an area of 4,800m2 this