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January 30, 2025 · about 1 year ago

Port Hinchinbrook dredging at 50% completion

Dredging operations at Port Hinchinbrook are in full swing now. Cassowary Coast Regional Council has just released the latest update on the progress of the Port Hinchinbrook dredging works, saying that they have now reached 50% completion. According to the officials, the current dredging will restor

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Port Hinchinbrook dredging at 50% completion
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Dredging operations at Port Hinchinbrook are in full swing now.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council has just released the latest update on the progress of the Port Hinchinbrook dredging works, saying that they have now reached 50% completion.

According to the officials, the current dredging will restore easier access to the boat ramp but a more permanent solution is needed.

“ My office will continue liaising with councils, businesses, fishers and my colleagues in the new LNP State Government to explore options for restoring all-tide access to Cardwell and Lucinda further south ,” said Susan McDonald , Senator for Queensland.

“ Navigable waterways are essential for tourism, recreation and rescue services, and will provide a major economic boost to the Hinchinbrook area .”

Due to weather conditions and the need to ensure embankment stabilization, the remaining works are scheduled to be completed over the next two to three weeks, weather permitting.

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