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Mayoral hopeful Jos Mitchell says she will continue to engage with the community on the city's biggest issues as part of her commitment to run a grassroots campaign in the lead up to next year's council election. Jos Mitchell 4 Mayor
Mayoral candidate Jos Mitchell will run a grassroots campaign ahead of the 2024 election.
There have been plenty of places to go and things to see in the Redlands over the decades. Here are a few random pix taken at some of these events.
Our years in pictures
OPINION: Both sides of the debate have their merits and drawbacks, and residents and politicians must understand what they are and decide now. Our future liveability depends upon it. Redland City Council Redlands2030 Redlands Coast Chamber of Commerce Jos Mitchell 4 Mayor Don Brown MP Mark Robinson MP Kim Richards Member for Redlands.
Both sides of the debate have their merits and drawbacks, and residents and politicians must understand what they...
Redland City sports stars have made headlines over the years. Here are some highlights and pictures of some of the bayside's best athletes.
Redland City sports stars have made headlines over the years. Here are some highlights and pictures of some...
ICYMI: Easter lunch🍷, senior fun👵, dark dancing🕺, and more! Find out what else is on across Redlands coast this week👇
What's on across Redlands Coast - March 29 2023
The Redland City Bulletin looks back on the local stories that have made headlines over the past decade as the paper closes on April 3.
As the Redland City Bulletin ceases publication, journalists have put together a list of some of our favourite...
As more residents pick up darts across the bayside, the Redlands Darts Association is calling on fans of the sport to support players in their upcoming matches🎯 Redlands Darts Association Incorporated.
As more residents pick up darts across the bayside, the Redlands Darts Association is calling on fans of...
As this is the last fishing report in Redland City Bulletin, this report covers what anglers can look forward to in the next few months🎣
As this is the last fishing report in Redlands Bulletin, this report covers what anglers can look forward...
A Queensland Health employee has criticised paid parking arrangements at Redland Hospital and is calling for staff on modest wages to have their fees halved amid the cost of living crisis.
A Queensland Health employee has called for the lowest paid staff at Redland Hospital to have their parking...
Authorities are urging North Stradbroke Island residents and visitors to be on alert for fire ants after more than a dozen nests were discovered at Dunwich.
Authorities are urging North Stradbroke Island residents and visitors to be on alert for fire ants after more...
WATCH: From the editorial staff here at the Redland City Bulletin, it has been a pleasure to be your local newspaper, and thank you for your readership💙
For 38 years, our newspaper has been a staple in the bayside community, but Australian Community Media will...
RedCity Roar NBL1 teams took the court for the first time in 2023 and are roaring to go after some tough losses to the Ipswich force🏀🦁 NBL1 RedCity Roar RedCity Roar Basketball
RedCity Roar NBL1 teams took the court for the first time in 2023 and are roaring to go...
Businesses across the Redlands will be recognised, celebrated and promoted for growth, innovation and excellence in annual awards from the chamber🏆 Redlands Coast Chamber of Commerce
Businesses across the Redlands will be recognised, celebrated and promoted for growth, innovation and excellence in annual awards...
A former Redlands retirement village positioned close to public transport will be used as temporary accommodation for vulnerable community members from next month.
A former Redlands retirement village will be used to house vulnerable community members.
Public holidays over the Easter long weekend, Anzac Day and Labour Day will impact some Council services.
Easter lunch🍷, senior fun👵, dark dancing🕺, and more! Find out what else is on across Redlands coast this week👇
What's on across Redlands Coast - March 29 2023
There were multiple changes as Rod Stewart went from being dressed in the colours of the Ukraine flag to the glitz of the sparkle jacket on the stage at Sirromet on March 25 and 26.
Stewart and Lauper a colourful combination
Redland garden gurus will share knowledge on a range of topics at the Redland Organic Growers Incorporated's (ROGI) April meeting.
Redland garden gurus will share knowlege on a rainge of topics at the Redland Organic Growers' (ROGI) montly...
The pace of inflation has moderated, raising hopes that the Reserve Bank of Australia may call a temporary halt on rate increases as early as next week.
Confidence builds that price pressures have peaked.
An Australian supermarket has been overrun by teenagers desperate for a taste of a viral, influencer-backed drink.
Teen frenzy at Australian supermarket over viral drink.
Bayside artists have teamed up with some coastal creatives for an Old School House Gallery exhibition called 'Water and Wood'. Old SchoolHouse Gallery
Bayside artists have teamed up with some coastal creatives for an Old School House Gallery exhibition called 'Water...
Works have begun to improve safety and create better access at the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC).
A Woodridge man has been charged with a string of offences after an alleged armed robbery at Alexandra Hills last week.
A Logan man has been charged after an alleged armed robbery at Alexandra Hills.
Police say they have charged two Logan men with hooning offences after tracking them down through videos posted to social media.
Police say a crackdown on dangerous driving is returning results
State opposition leader David Crisafulli says he plans to improve emergency service delivery, small business support and integrity on the bayside if the LNP wins the 2024 election.
State opposition leader David Crisafulli says he plans to improve emergency service delivery, small business support and integrity...
Redlands Tigers will take a significant advantage into the second weekend of the first grade cricket final against University of Queensland.
Redlands Tigers will take a significant advantage into the second weekend of the first grade cricket final against...
A Victoria Point octogenarian chasing down childhood dreams in retirement has broken masters athletics records in his most successful year yet🏃♂️
A Victoria Point octogenarian chasing down childhood dreams in retirement has broken masters athletics records in his most...
The operation, which will run until June 30, pledged to establish additional police patrols and community engagements in youth crime hot spot locations.
The operation, which will run until June 30, pledged to establish additional police patrols and community engagements in...
Redlands United have backed up their home Australia Cup win with a 5-2 thumping of Eastern Suburbs in the NPL.
Redlands United have backed up their home Australia Cup win with a 5-2 thumping of Eastern Suburbs in...
An Alexandra Hills graduate has been awarded an annual scholarship to help her achieve her long-term goal of becoming a teacher.
An Alexandra Hills graduate has been awarded an annual scholarship to help her achieve her long-term goal of...
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People have gathered outside Redland City Council to protest the Toondah Harbour development.
Rising mountain biking star, 16-year-old Bailey Meares in action at the opening of the new mountain bike trails at the Eastern Escarpment Conservative area in Mount Cotton this morning. Redland City mayor Karen Williams and Springwood MP Mick de Brenni were there to inspect the trails.🚴🏼♀️
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We are down at the Anzac Day march in Cleveland.
Lest we forget: We are at the Anzac Day dawn service at Redlands RSL Anzac Centenary Park
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