Jordan Crick

Brisbane

Journalist at Redland City Bulletin

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New biosecurity plan to safeguard Redlands Coast lifestyle

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

Redland City Council has endorsed a new Biosecurity Plan that will enable the continued robust management of invasive weeds, pest animals and other biosecurity risks across the city. Mayor Jos Mitchell said that, under the Queensland Government Biosecurity Act 2014, every council across the state was required to adopt a biosecurity management plan relevant to their area.
Council to begin development of new City Plan

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

Redland City Council has resolved to commence the development of a new City Plan that will guide future land use, growth, and development across the city. Mayor Jos Mitchell said there were several reasons Council had decided to take this step, including to better align City Plan with recently released Queensland Government planning documents and Council’s strategic priorities.
Living barrier to ‘shore up’ coastline at popular Birkdale park

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

Redland City Council is set to pilot a living shoreline project at Three Paddocks Park in Birkdale to enhance the ecological functions of the foreshore and protect against erosion, while also delivering amenity improvements in the area for park users. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the trial site would be established with funding received through the state-wide QCoast2100 program, which provides support to councils for projects that improve coastal hazard resilience.
Future leaders shine at free Council workshop

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

Redland City’s future leaders have come together to share their ideas on key local issues at a free ‘Change Challenge’ workshop held recently as part of the Redlands Coast Young Citizens Program. Mayor Jos Mitchell said 16 students from Sheldon College, The Industry School, Wellington Point State High School, and Alexandra Hills State High School attended the session on 5 June, giving them an opportunity to put their skills into action and learn more about local government.
Creating kinder, safer places online

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

Redland City Councillors are highlighting the often-damaging effects of online bullying, with the launch of an advocacy campaign that calls for mutual respect in virtual spaces. Mayor Jos Mitchell said the ‘Respect 4 You, Respect 4 Me’ campaign aimed to promote respectful behaviour. “The effects of online bullying and harassment are well-known, and it is my hope that we all do our part in promoting respectful communication within our community,” she said.
Redland SES volunteers support flood-hit communities in NSW

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

Volunteers from the Redland City State Emergency Service (SES) Unit have returned home after assisting flood-hit communities on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Local Disaster Management Group Chair and Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said six members of the unit travelled to the area recently to bolster the emergency services presence across Kempsey, Port Macquarie, and Coffs Harbour.
Redlands Coast community encouraged to thank a first responder

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

The Redlands Coast community is being encouraged to recognise the people who dedicate their lives to helping others as the city celebrates Thank a First Responder Day on Wednesday 11 June. Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell said every first responder working on Redlands Coast deserved to be celebrated for their tireless service to the community.
Be alert for young koalas on the move across Redlands Coast

3 weeks 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 month 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

1 month 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.