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Landslide works four months late

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  • A multi-million dollar landslide stabilisation project at Sunrise Beach is now expected to be finished by the end of October, four months later than planned. Noosa Council says unexpected ground conditions and wet weather caused the delay near Ross Crescent.
  • Design changes and altered construction methods were needed, and the council says the project remains on budget. Road, pathway and beach access will be restored once the work is complete.
  • Acting Infrastructure Services director Bill Haddrill apologised for the inconvenience caused.
Landslide works four months late
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