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Home›Authorities & Government›Step forward for Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project
Authorities & Government

August 31, 2023 · about 3 years ago

Step forward for Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project

The Cassowary Coast Regional Council, Queensland, announced today that sediment testing is currently underway as part of the Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project. This activity will focus on analysing the sediment composition, pollutant levels, and potential ecological impacts; and is

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Step forward for Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project
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The Cassowary Coast Regional Council, Queensland, announced today that sediment testing is currently underway as part of the Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project.

This activity will focus on analysing the sediment composition, pollutant levels, and potential ecological impacts; and is being undertaken in accordance with a permit specific to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

The results obtained from the sediment testing will inform a dredging options report due to be finalised at the end of October. The report will inform the dredging process going forward.

The Port Hinchinbrook (One Mile Creek) dredging project is funded with $1.5 million from the Australian Government.

Once completed, the dredging will create opportunities for recreational and commercial users alike and have flow on effects to the local economy. The navigable channel will also improve safety for marine users and support the local volunteer Coast Guard.

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