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Redland City Minute· This weekLifestyle

Haunted Redlands book launches this Halloween

Ghost tour creator Jack Sim has released Haunted Redlands, a book of local legends and ghost stories from the Redlands Coast. The collection draws on accounts shared by current and former residents, with more than 70 people interviewed during its preparation. Sim will host a free author talk at Capalaba Library on 29 October 2026, with bookings required. A ticketed launch follows at the Grand View Hotel in Cleveland on 31 October 2026, where he will sign copies of the book.

Haunted Redlands book launches this Halloween
Redland City Minute· This weekHealth

Redlands Seniors invited to blood donation talk

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood is inviting older Redlands residents to a free information night in Cleveland during Queensland Seniors Month. The event on Friday, 23 October 2026, runs from 4.30 pm to 6 pm at Comfort Hotel Pacific Cleveland. Researchers will present new findings on the value of older donors, and Dr Patrick Capon will address myths about age and donation eligibility. No blood donations will take place on the day. Attendees can speak with researchers and their local Lifeblood team.

Redlands Seniors invited to blood donation talk
Redland City Minute· A while agoHealth

Health rebate win for 23,000 Redlands Seniors faces new challenge

The Senate has removed the Private Health Insurance Amendment (Modernising the Private Health Insurance Rebate) Bill 2026 from its Notice Paper, halting its progress. The Albanese Government has since reintroduced the proposed changes to private health insurance rebates for older Australians. Federal Member for Bowman Henry Pike welcomed the Senate's earlier decision, saying it was a win for older Redlands residents. He said more than 23,000 Redlands residents aged over 65 hold private health insurance.

Health rebate win for 23,000 Redlands Seniors faces new challenge

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