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Business Excellence Awards season launches in the Redlands

THE Redlands Coast business community is gearing up for one of the most anticipated moments on the local calendar, with…

Andrew Jefferson

Opportunity to join arts funding panel

Redlands Coast residents with an interest in the arts are being encouraged to apply for a volunteer role helping shape…

Andrew Jefferson

Sowah’s clutch three helps Fire to lift trophy

Redlands product Miela Sowah hits a late three to force overtime as Townsville Fire defeat Perth Lynx to win the…

Rowan Anderson

Crackdown on dangerous e-bikes and e-scooters moves closer

Redlands MP Rebecca Young says the release of the Parliamentary Inquiry into personal e-mobility devices such as e-scooters and e-bikes…

Andrew Jefferson
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Update: Police involved shooting, Tingalpa

Investigations are ongoing into a police involved shooting incident in Tingalpa yesterday, 3 March. Officers were initially called to the…

Andrew Jefferson

Travel deals launch as SeaLink joins national PayPal Frenzy event

SEALINK Marine & Tourism is turning up the heat this March, joining the national PayPal Frenzy campaign powered by Click…

Andrew Jefferson

Sharks go the distance in 72-hour charity walk for Leukaemia Foundation

STAFF at Victoria Point Sharks Sporting Club have stepped up for a gruelling 72-hour challenge, walking more than 1,100km and…

Andrew Jefferson

Council seeks club to manage new pickleball courts at Wellington Point

REDLAND City Council is seeking expressions of interest from a club to manage and facilitate the use of 12 newly…

Andrew Jefferson

It’s never ‘just age’ when it comes to isolating your hearing problem

Redlands audiologist Amanda Ariotti explains why hearing changes aren’t always just ageing and why proper checks matter.

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Punjabi Sunrise always delights at Alex Hills

Family-run Punjabi Sunrise in Alexandra Hills serves authentic North Indian curries, tandoori and standout vegetarian dishes.

Andrew Jefferson

Travel Marvel’s focus on small groups, big insight

Discover Travel Marvel small group tours and river cruises with expert advice from Helloworld Travel Carindale and Capalaba.

Redland Bayside News

Strong start, but still work to do for Wolves

Wynnum Wolves coach reflects on two away wins, praising the squad’s discipline and attacking output ahead of Friday’s clash at…

Graham Harvey

Labuschagne, Swepson star in one-day victory

Marnus Labuschagne hits 126 and Mitch Swepson takes 7-28 as Queensland defeat South Australia by 125 runs.

Redland Bayside News

Graham McVie’s lifelong love of fishing shows no signs of waning

At 84, a Macleay Island resident still reels in fish and reflects on decades of fishing from Moreton Bay to…

Linda Muller

Understanding your land tax relief options

Learn how Queensland land tax works, who qualifies for exemptions, and how to avoid costly mistakes when lodging applications.

Suzie Tafolo

RWC Bayside crowned REA Agency of the Year

RWC Bayside named Commercial Agency of the Year at the REA AREA awards, leading Queensland’s commercial property market.

Andrew Jefferson

How e-bikes can improve brain functioning in seniors

E-bikes are helping Australians over 60 stay active, improve memory and regain independence with low-impact outdoor exercise.

John Wilson

Facing your eighties: Planning ahead before life sneaks up

Why planning in your seventies can bring peace of mind, security and confidence for life after 80.

John Wilson

Local Business

Leading change across borders: From advocacy to enterprise

Managing Director Vagi Hemetsberger continues Elan’s legacy of care while supporting women leaders in Papua New Guinea.

Redland Bayside News

AFL Origin comeback scores for Seven, with 2027 return locked in

AFL Origin returned after 25 years, drawing strong TV ratings and streaming growth as Victoria edged WA in Perth.

Redland Bayside News

Meg Washington finds freedom in her voice — and moving beyond it

An intimate profile of Meg Washington exploring voice, creativity, Bluey, songwriting, and her evolving career beyond music.

Redland Bayside News

Nissan’s crucial new range arriving in 2026

After a tough 2025, Nissan plans a 2026 rebound with new Navara, updated X-Trail and next-gen Leaf arriving soon.

Redland Bayside News

Financial progress is boring: Believe me

Financial progress rarely feels exciting. Learn why boring, steady money habits are a powerful sign you’re moving forward.

Sloan Wilkins

ALP claims Redland Hospital waitlists worsening under State Government

The Queensland ALP Opposition has claimed Redland Hospital is “on the sick list” under the Crisafulli LNP Government, pointing to…

Andrew Jefferson

Are we working with nature or against it?

How Mao’s Four Pests Campaign shows the risks of disrupting ecosystems and why working with nature matters.

John Wilson

Rapid changes to disability care raise concerns over transparency

NDIS reforms, workforce shortages and new housing models are reshaping disability care across South East Queensland.

Redland Bayside News

Childcare

Only About Children Pty Ltd fined $14,500 for missing child

A Bayside childcare provider has been fined $14,500 after a three-year-old child left its Morningside centre unnoticed and was unsupervised…

Andrew Jefferson

Nurse loses appeal over sexual misconduct finding

A Queensland Health enrolled nurse has failed in his bid to overturn a disciplinary finding that he engaged in inappropriate…

Andrew Jefferson

Columns

Supporting Redland’s small businesses supports our future

Redland City’s small businesses power an $8 billion economy, creating jobs and shaping the community’s future growth.

Redland Bayside News

Healthy Harold leads push for digital safety in preschoolers

STUDENTS at Ormiston College’s Early Learning Centre were recently among the first in Queensland to Harold’s Safe Screen Time, a…

Andrew Jefferson