The Crisafulli Government is marking 25 years of one of the most successful recreational fishing initiatives in the State. Queensland’s inland fishing program, the Stocked Impoundment Permit Scheme (SIPS), was introduced in 2000 and has since grown from 25 dams to 63 impoundments. To celebrate, the “SIPS 25” fishing competitionContinue Reading
The Crisafulli Government is delivering health services when Queenslanders need them, with a record investment into elective surgeries, to stabilise the elective surgery waitlist. $1.8 billion will be invested over four years to boost the number of elective surgeries across the State, as part of the Crisafulli Government’s plan toContinue Reading
The Crisafulli Government is delivering safer hospital across Queensland, with Budget funding of $8.7 million going towards boosting hospital security for staff and patients. The 2025-26 Budget lays the foundations for a fresh start to help heal Labor’s Health Crisis with a fully-funded Hospital Rescue Plan, more free healthcareContinue Reading
Six creative Redlands Coast projects encompassing theatre, the visual arts and music have received funding through the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). The successful applicants will share in $36,012 through round 2 of the 2024–2025 RADF program, which is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Redland City Council. MayorContinue Reading
Applications are now open for Redland City Council’s Sponsorship Program. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the program provided financial and value in-kind support for a variety of events and initiatives on Redlands Coast. “Council offers funding each year to help local organisations, community groups and individuals hold activities that deliver benefitsContinue Reading
Redlands Coast islands will benefit from a $6.95 million investment in infrastructure as part of Redland City Council’s 2025–2026 Budget. Funding has been allocated to progress a number of projects, including a new community building, an expansion of the green seal program and renewal of two swimming enclosures. Council’s investmentContinue Reading
Some Redlands Coast residents living close to mangrove wetlands are experiencing the annual ‘pong-a-thon’. While the rotten egg smell is often mistaken for sewage, it is the result of a natural process when mangroves drop seeds which are broken down by bacteria living in the soil. It occurs annually betweenContinue Reading
The community and stakeholders are invited to have their say on two Redland City Council draft strategies that set a pathway for achieving a more accessible, and connected Redlands Coast. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the Draft Cleveland Centre Local Area Transport Plan 2025–2046 (LATP) and the citywide Draft Redlands CoastContinue Reading
Logan City Council has today adopted its 2025/26 Budget, investing $1.22 billion in essential infrastructure and services for Queensland’s fastest-growing city. The bottom-line of the rates notices for properties on the minimum general rate will increase by 6.42 per cent or $3.90 a week. Mayor Jon Raven said Council hadContinue Reading
The community will be able to have a say later this month on the transport future of Cleveland with Redland City Council endorsing the Draft Cleveland Centre Local Area Transport Plan 2025–2046 (LATP) at yesterday’s general meeting. Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said the draft plan outlined a long-term visionContinue Reading