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Discover the latest news as Redland City Council welcomes the $41 million commitment for the Dunwich ferry terminal upgrade in the South East Queensland (SEQ) City Deal. Mayor Karen Williams highlights the transformative potential of this infrastructure investment, promoting connectivity, tourism, and thriving communities. Stay informed about the strategic outcomes and upcoming developments in one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions

And about time, too! Redland City Council is considering a proposal to elevate penalties for minor stopping offences to promote public safety. The potential increase in penalties would encompass safety-related infractions such as stopping in no-stopping areas or bus zones, halting near pedestrian crossings, and obstructing traffic flow. To implement the higher penalties, an amendment to Subordinate Local Law No. 5 (Parking) 2015 would be required. The primary objective behind this proposed change is to serve as a deterrent, discouraging individuals from engaging in these safety-related violations. By enforcing stricter penalties, Redland City Council aims to enhance public safety and ensure smooth traffic flow within the municipality. The proposed amendment allows community members to contribute their insights and opinions on

Redland City Homeowners to Face 6% Rate and Charge Increase in 2023/24, Redlands Maintains Highest Costs in Southeast Queensland

West Thornlands unveils a new scenic pathway, linking to Redlands Coast active pathway network, promoting safe and accessible routes for fitness enthusiasts. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams (who most certainly should have resigned after disgracing herself in the highest order) highlights the project’s alignment with the Redlands Coast Transport Strategy 2020 and the Queensland Government’s Principal Cycle Network Plan. Where does it go? The shared pathway stretches from Congreve Crescent to the eastern outskirts of Weippin Street Conservation Area along South Street, leading to Wellington Street. The construction of raised priority crossings at Swallow Street and Lorikeet Drive has been completed alongside the West Thornlands Active Pathway. Why’s it happening? The crossings improve user safety and reduce vehicle speed while