Corrie Channel Dredging and Beach Nourishment Ready to Start The Corrie Channel is situated at the confluence between the Lower Myall River and Port Stephens Estuary on the north-western side of Corrie Island. The required dredge site itself is located approximately 2km from the town of Tea Gardens and approximately 4km from Hawks Nest. The Corrie Channel is the designated (NSW Maritime) navigation channel/ route between Port …
Maroochy Foreshore Replenishment Dredging 2016 Works All Wrapped Up The Maroochy River dredging and the associated beach nourishment works for 2016 has been successfully completed by Neumann Dredging. The works involved the dredging of 20,000m3 of clean sand from the Maroochy River and transferring the material through a permanent pipeline to the beach between Maroochydore SLSC and Alexandra Headland SLSC. The Australian Surf Life Saving Championships event is returning to the Sunshine Coast …
Annual Dredging and Beach Nourishment Works Completed for 2016 Neumann Contractors have completed the dredging works in Tallebudgera Creek for 2016. This year over 30,000 m3 of clean sand was dredged from the Tallebudgera Creek to replenish the sand on Burleigh Beach. The sand is pumped overland and released in the southern end of Burleigh Beach, near the Burleigh Beach Pavilion and …
Cabbage Tree Point Dredging and Beach Nourishment 2016 Dredging has commenced in the Main Channel North at Cabbage Tree Point. Approximately 15,700m3 of material will be dredged from the channel to a designed depth of -2.7m LAT. The sand will be placed on the foreshore at Cabbage Tree Point, adjacent to the channel. The Cabbage Tree Point dredge site is located on the Main …
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Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate talks to Ian Bruhl regarding annual dredging works in Tallebudgera Creek and the replenishment of Burleigh Beach.
This year over 26,000 m3 of clean sand was dredged from the Tallebudgera Creek to replenish the sand on Burleigh Beach.
The works are part of a contract with the GCCC for dredging and beach nourishment works at both Tallebudgera and Currumbin Creeks.
Over 15,000m3 of material was dredged from the navigation channel. The sand was placed on the foreshore, adjacent to the channel.
