Over past years,Redlands residents have been passionate contributors to debates and planning for change in our City. Our level of engagement has usually outstripped that of any other group in Queensland. This is an occasion where our participation provides a chance to directly influence decisionsabout the place in which we choose to live.
Without robust conversations between ourselves and with government, there is a risk that over time, the Redlands will become just another group of suburbs, viewed from above as a sea of roofs.
Most Redlands residents are passionate about their bayside lifestyle, with treed areas ...
Over past years,Redlands residents have been passionate contributors to debates and planning for change in our City. Our level of engagement has usually outstripped that of any other group in Queensland. This is an occasion where our participation provides a chance to directly influence decisionsabout the place in which we choose to live.
Without robust conversations between ourselves and with government, there is a risk that over time, the Redlands will become just another group of suburbs, viewed from above as a sea of roofs.
Most Redlands residents are passionate about their bayside lifestyle, with treed areas affording shade to homes, and habitat for wildlife.
Decisions are regularly made in various areas of government that can radically change the Redlands we know and enjoy.
We should use these opportunities to comment, and let the Government know that we care about the place we live.