Jordan Crick

Brisbane

Journalist at Redland City Bulletin

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Articles

Be alert for young koalas on the move across Redlands Coast

5 days ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redland City Council is urging the community to be on the lookout for young koalas moving across the city as the annual koala dispersal season begins this month. Mayor Jos Mitchell said koalas were known to travel long distances during this period and would sometimes appear in unexpected places such as car parks and CBD areas.
Quandamooka culture to be celebrated at Indigenous recognition match

1 week ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redlands Coast’s First Nations history and culture will be celebrated on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) this week as the Hostplus Cup Indigenous recognition match returns to Ron Stark Oval at Dunwich. The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls Rugby League Club has been bringing games to the venue since 2014 to pay tribute to the Quandamooka people on Minjerribah and recognise the club’s Indigenous legends, such as the late Lionel Morgan.
High-tech drone keeping close watch on flying-foxes

2 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redland City Council is deploying a thermal-imaging drone to enhance the management of flying-fox roosting sites across the Redlands Coast mainland. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the technology had been a game changer for the way Council monitored roosts and captured data on the size of the population in each area. “The drone can hover high above a roosting site and provide real-time data on the extent of flying-fox activity in the area without disturbing the colony,” the Mayor said.
Safe battery disposal urged after waste truck fires at Capalaba

2 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redland City Council is urging the community to ensure they dispose of used batteries correctly following two fires in waste and recycling trucks at Capalaba earlier this week. The incidents happened within hours of each other on Monday morning, 19 May, resulting in the drivers having to unload the burning waste and recyclables and evacuate their vehicles at Capalaba Regional Park. Up to 30 burnt batteries were found mixed up in the recycling materials unloaded from one of the trucks.
Celebrations highlight contributions of Redlands Coast volunteers

2 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

The Redlands Coast community is being encouraged to thank a local volunteer as celebrations begin today for National Volunteer Week (19-25 May). Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said this year’s theme of ‘Connecting Communities’ recognised the power of volunteering in bringing people together. “There are thousands of residents across our city who go above and beyond the call of duty to support their fellow Redlanders,” the Mayor said.
Community invited to have say on city’s strategic priorities

2 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

The Redlands Coast community is being invited to have its say on Redland City Council’s strategic priorities as the organisation commences its Corporate Plan review. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the preliminary community engagement process, which started on Saturday 17 May, was an important step in creating a shared strategy for the city.
Car park repair works to start at Weinam Creek

3 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Commuters will soon enjoy a smoother ride in the Weinam Creek precinct, with Redland City Council set to repair a section of unsealed car park at the corner of Hamilton and Banana streets this month. Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said the works would provide welcome improvements at the Redland Bay site for both island commuters and the broader Redlands Coast community.
Essential sewer upgrade for Thornlands to support future growth

3 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redland City Council will commence critical works to install a new 1.2-kilometre sewer main and maintenance holes between Enterprise Street and Lorikeet Drive, Thornlands, increasing the network’s capacity and reliability for the local community. This upgrade is essential to support the growing local population with the existing wastewater infrastructure nearing its capacity.
Council recommits to Small Business Friendly program

3 weeks ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redland City Council has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting small businesses on Redlands Coast by extending its participation in the Queensland Small Business Friendly program. Mayor Jos Mitchell joined the Queensland Small Business Commissioner, Dominique Lamb, and other representatives to co-sign the program charter at a Queensland Small Business workshop held in Alexandra Hills this week.
Free workshops launched for Queensland Small Business Month

1 month ago | redlandscoasttoday.com.au | Jordan Crick

Redlands Coast business owners and operators are invited to take advantage of a series of free workshops being held throughout May as part of Queensland Small Business Month. Mayor Jos Mitchell said Redland City Council had partnered with local chambers of commerce to offer a session on the mainland and two on the islands. “These partnerships have also allowed these workshops to be delivered free to all local small business operators and owners right across Redlands Coast,” she said.