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Park shake-up approved after robust debate over Raby Bay trial

REDLAND City Council has approved a 12-month trial to overhaul how Raby Bay Foreshore Park is managed, following a robust…

Andrew Jefferson

Future-ready plan sparks debate as council backs Redlands economic roadmap

REDLAND City Council has backed a sweeping new economic strategy to guide the region’s growth to 2031 but not without…

Andrew Jefferson

Redlands aims to double walking and riding as council backs 20-year transport shift

REDLAND City Council has moved to adopt a sweeping 20-year active transport strategy aimed at getting more residents out of…

Andrew Jefferson

‘Nothing in it’: Wellington Point estate agent Steph breaks silence on MAFS bikini photo blow-up

A Wellington Point real estate agent has broken her silence on one of the most talked-about moments from the Married…

Andrew Jefferson
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Swamp stench sparks Cleveland resident fury as Council finally acts

Residents near Wynyard St say ongoing drainage problems have created a mosquito-ridden swamp, raising health and lifestyle concerns.

Andrew Jefferson

Staff cut claims hit stations as QR refutes numbers

Claims of job cuts at Bayside train stations have been disputed, with Queensland Rail saying services will improve under new…

Andrew Jefferson

Manly makes a splash as $2 dips drive record summer crowds

Manly Pool recorded more than 31,000 visits as Brisbane’s $2 Summer Dips program delivered record attendance and savings.

Andrew Jefferson

Fuel surcharge hits Coochie barge as SeaLink holds its fares for now

Vehicle users travelling to Coochiemudlo Island face new fuel surcharges, as operators respond to rising fuel costs.

Andrew Jefferson

When you’re told ‘nothing’s wrong’, but you just know it is

Hidden hearing loss can affect speech clarity in noise, even with normal tests, highlighting the need for more detailed hearing…

Penelope Woods

A rich taste of India delights all the senses

Punjabi Sunrise in Alexandra Hills delivers authentic Punjabi and North Indian dishes, with generous portions, rich flavours and warm service.

Andrew Jefferson

Neon boxers crowned at prestigious King & Queen of the Ring

NEON Boxing Academy has continued its impressive run with two of its standout Elite athletes claiming championship wins at the…

Andrew Jefferson

Benny gets national futsal call-up

Cleveland student Benny Ferguson will represent Australia in the Under 11 Boys Futsal Team on an upcoming Philippines tour.

Andrew Jefferson

Battle of the Bayside: Bulldogs strike back to sink Redlands 2-1

CAPALABA coach Danny Gnjidic says his side’s derby win was “well-deserved and hard-earned” after the Bulldogs fought back to claim…

Andrew Jefferson

88-year-old still casting a linein ‘big aquarium’ of Raby Bay

Cleveland’s Bob Johnson shares stories from a lifetime of fishing, from Sydney wharves to Moreton Bay and beyond.

Linda Muller

Bay Hill launch brings nearly 300 brand new homes to Redland Bay

Stockland unveils Bay Hill in Redland Bay, delivering nearly 300 homes with elevated sites and views across Moreton Bay.

Redland Bayside News

Selling in 2026: It’s not just price to consider

Stricter disclosure laws and added compliance are increasing costs and paperwork for homeowners selling property in Queensland.

Suzie Tafolo

Seniors Australia report exposes a harsh reality

New research shows older Australians in rural areas face greater barriers to healthcare, affordability and essential services.

Redland Bayside News

Trying times upcoming for seniors

Seniors are facing growing financial pressure as global tensions drive rising fuel, grocery costs and uncertainty.

John Wilson

Local Business

Navigating the 2026 supply shockwhere oil crisis impacts us locally

Fuel price spikes linked to global supply disruptions are driving higher costs for Redlands businesses, tradies and households.

Redland Bayside News

Premiere date revealed for MasterChef Australia 2026

MasterChef Australia is back on April 19 with new contestants, returning judges and a lineup of celebrity guest appearances.

Redland Bayside News

Redlands business success stories to shine in the spotlight

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Redlands Business Excellence Awards, celebrating local businesses and community impact.

Andrew Jefferson

Fuel pump audit to check stations are not short-changing customers

Fuel stations across Australia are being audited to ensure drivers get the correct fuel amount, with fines for under-delivery.

Redland Bayside News

The $10 decision that’s costing you $10,000

Small daily expenses may seem harmless, but repeated habits can add up to thousands and shape long-term financial outcomes.

Sloan Wilkins

FREE THERAPY ROLLOUT FOR BAYSIDE

FREE mental health therapy is now available to residents in Bonner, with the Federal Government launching a new early intervention…

Andrew Jefferson

Adapting is the key to continued growth

Practical advice for seniors and those with limited mobility on adapting gardening routines with support, tools and smarter approaches.

Redland Bayside News

NDIS participants working more and reporting improved wellbeing

New research shows NDIS participants are working more, earning higher incomes and reporting improved wellbeing over time.

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

LIFESAVING SKILLS HEAD TO CAPALABA WORKSHOP

A HANDS-ON trauma care workshop aimed at equipping everyday locals with the skills to save lives will be held in…

Andrew Jefferson

Columns

Thornlands’ transformation since 1980

BY 1980, Thornlands stood on the edge of major transformation — still largely defined by farmland and light industry but…

Andrew Jefferson

Students uncover hidden history beneath local Redlands streets

Victoria Point State High students are exploring Redlands history through a hands-on project connecting young people with local stories.

Andrew Jefferson

Track closures extended after Easter rail delays

Train commuters across South East Queensland are being warned of extended disruptions after union protected industrial action over the Easter…

Andrew Jefferson
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