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Redland City

Thursday, 29 Oct 2026

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Leaving Acreage: The downsizing challenge nobody plans for

For Redlands acreage owners, moving to a smaller home means sorting years of memories, paperwork and market decisions.

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Queensland cattle prices climb as heavy rainfall disrupts supply

Queensland cattle markets have strengthened following widespread October rainfall, with reduced livestock supply contributing to higher prices and improved producer confidence.

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Redland Council explains delayed Mayoral resignation email

Council has clarified why Jos Mitchell's resignation email was missing during checks before its media conference.

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Redland City mayor resigns, triggering by-election

Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell has resigned, triggering a by-election. Mitchell has outlined her reasons for leaving, while Council confirms its services will continue.

Redlands residents invited to weigh in on animal law changes

Redlands residents can have their say on proposed animal management changes, including new rules for hens, goats and bees, and expanded dog-friendly areas.

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Leaving Acreage: The downsizing challenge nobody plans for

For Redlands acreage owners, moving to a smaller home means sorting years of memories, paperwork and market decisions.

Redlands Coast Australia Day Award nominations open

Nominations are open for the 2027 Redlands Coast Australia Day Awards, with entries closing on 1 November 2026.

The first home buyer truth: Where have all the buyers gone?

Redlands first-home buyers are doing the maths as higher rates shrink borrowing power and reshape property choices.

Literature and Fishing culture inspire Redlands exhibitions

Fishing memories and Eileen Kramer’s words inspire two distinct exhibitions now open at Redlands Coast galleries.

Wynnum Redlands Canoe Club representatives with Redland City Acting Mayor Julie Talty at Birkdale Community Precinct.

Community shares ideas for Birkdale lagoon

Community members have shared ideas for Birkdale’s future swimming lagoon, with construction expected to begin in 2027.

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Sport and Talk returns to promote active ageing in Redlands

Older Redlands residents can reconnect through free walking basketball, softball and football sessions from 30 October.

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New sports membership offers exclusive perks

Queensland sports enthusiasts can access Gold Coast Marathon perks and event discounts through EMQ's new E2 membership.

Brisbane 2032 reveals cockatoo Games emblems

New Brisbane 2032 emblems blend Australian cockatoos, Queensland identity and Olympic and Paralympic Games symbols.

First public lagoon approved for Birkdale

Council has approved Birkdale's first public swimming lagoon, bringing new family waterplay closer to Redlands Coast.

Redlands Tigers play under new lights

New lights at Peter Burge Oval give the Redlands Tigers more training, local matches and night cricket opportunities.

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Binna Burra’s new lodge opens for bookings after seven years

Binna Burra’s new lodge prepares to welcome overnight guests in November, marking another chapter in its recovery.

Proposed reforms target illegal tobacco trade

Federal Member for Bowman Henry Pike has backed a Coalition plan targeting illegal tobacco, vapes and organised crime in Redlands.

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September deadline nears for livestock equipment rebate

A September 30 deadline is nearing for Queensland sheep and goat producers to claim electronic identification equipment rebates.

GEON takes over Thornlands Shopping Centre

Paradise Garden Shopping Village in Thornlands will move under GEON management from July 1 after two years open.

Cleveland Tavern starts full venue makeover

Cleveland Tavern has begun a major refresh, with gaming, food and drinks still available during construction.

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Leaving Acreage: The downsizing challenge nobody plans for

Queensland cattle prices climb as heavy rainfall disrupts supply

Redland Council explains delayed Mayoral resignation email

Redland City mayor resigns, triggering by-election

Redlands residents invited to weigh in on animal law changes

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Leaving Acreage: The downsizing challenge nobody plans for

Redlands Coast Australia Day Award nominations open

The first home buyer truth: Where have all the buyers gone?

Literature and Fishing culture inspire Redlands exhibitions

Community shares ideas for Birkdale lagoon

Sports

Sport and Talk returns to promote active ageing in Redlands

New sports membership offers exclusive perks

Brisbane 2032 reveals cockatoo Games emblems

First public lagoon approved for Birkdale

Redlands Tigers play under new lights

Business

Binna Burra’s new lodge opens for bookings after seven years

Proposed reforms target illegal tobacco trade

September deadline nears for livestock equipment rebate

GEON takes over Thornlands Shopping Centre

Cleveland Tavern starts full venue makeover

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Leaving Acreage: The downsizing challenge nobody plans for

Queensland cattle prices climb as heavy rainfall disrupts supply

Redland Council explains delayed Mayoral resignation email

Redland City mayor resigns, triggering by-election