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Initial testing found H5 in a Castaways Beach shearwater, with no Queensland poultry detections reported so far.
Redlands families can hear practical child online safety advice at a free Alexandra Hills forum on 9 September.
Ramsay’s new Cleveland centre adds specialist day surgery, AI endoscopy and three theatres for local patients.
Redland’s $9.5 million stormwater project will improve litter filters and help protect local Moreton Bay waterways.
What’s Happening? The Queensland Government says fire ant populations have fallen sharply across treated areas in South East Queensland. Redland City is among the council areas included in the aerial suppression program. The government has also committed more Budget funding to continue treatment during 2026-27. It says the work supports the wider goal of eradicating fire ants from Australia. The program forms part of the government’s plan for Queensland’s economy, primary industries and local communities. The government has also linked the program with its broader response to previous containment failures. Why It Matters Fire ants pose a serious threat to Queensland’s environment, residents, animals and livestock. Their nests can spread across residential, rural and agricultural land. If infestations remain untreated,
Redlands export researchers are helping growers protect crops, manage pests and reach more global markets through Fresh and Secure Trade Alliance.
Redlands Coast Jobs Hub helps local workers, students and employers build stronger local job matches.
Redlands launches a hoon reporting tool to help police act on incidents and improve safety across local streets.
AI road sign on the Redlands Coast records a koala crossing in real time during Griffith University trial.
Queensland families overpay on power as gas sets prices, while solar homes cut costs fast.
Initial testing found H5 in a Castaways Beach shearwater, with no Queensland poultry detections reported so far.
Redlands families can hear practical child online safety advice at a free Alexandra Hills forum on 9 September.
Ramsay’s new Cleveland centre adds specialist day surgery, AI endoscopy and three theatres for local patients.
Redland’s $9.5 million stormwater project will improve litter filters and help protect local Moreton Bay waterways.
What’s Happening? The Queensland Government says fire ant populations have fallen sharply across treated areas in South East Queensland. Redland City is among the council areas included in the aerial suppression program. The government has also committed more Budget funding to continue treatment during 2026-27. It says the work supports the wider goal of eradicating fire ants from Australia. The program forms part of the government’s plan for Queensland’s economy, primary industries and local communities. The government has also linked the program with its broader response to previous containment failures. Why It Matters Fire ants pose a serious threat to
Redlands export researchers are helping growers protect crops, manage pests and reach more global markets through Fresh and Secure Trade Alliance.
Redlands Coast Jobs Hub helps local workers, students and employers build stronger local job matches.
Redlands launches a hoon reporting tool to help police act on incidents and improve safety across local streets.
AI road sign on the Redlands Coast records a koala crossing in real time during Griffith University trial.
Queensland families overpay on power as gas sets prices, while solar homes cut costs fast.
Initial testing found H5 in a Castaways Beach shearwater, with no Queensland poultry detections reported so far.
Redlands families can hear practical child online safety advice at a free Alexandra Hills forum on 9 September.
Ramsay’s new Cleveland centre adds specialist day surgery, AI endoscopy and three theatres for local patients.
Redland’s $9.5 million stormwater project will improve litter filters and help protect local Moreton Bay waterways.
What’s Happening? The Queensland Government says fire ant populations have fallen sharply across treated areas in South East Queensland. Redland City is among the council areas included in the aerial suppression program. The government has also committed more Budget funding to continue treatment during 2026-27. It says the work supports the wider goal of eradicating fire ants from Australia. The program forms part of the government’s plan for Queensland’s economy, primary industries and local communities. The government has also linked the program with its broader response to previous containment failures. Why It Matters Fire ants pose a serious threat to
Redlands export researchers are helping growers protect crops, manage pests and reach more global markets through Fresh and Secure Trade Alliance.
Redlands Coast Jobs Hub helps local workers, students and employers build stronger local job matches.
Redlands launches a hoon reporting tool to help police act on incidents and improve safety across local streets.
AI road sign on the Redlands Coast records a koala crossing in real time during Griffith University trial.
Queensland families overpay on power as gas sets prices, while solar homes cut costs fast.
