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New path finally opens

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  • Residents and visitors to Sunshine Beach can now access the Ross Crescent pathway following the completion of a delayed landslide stabilisation project. The $2.49 million project, funded by Noosa Council and the Australian Government, was finished four months behind schedule due to unstable ground and wet weather.
  • The works addressed slope damage and protected infrastructure, including the footpath and stormwater systems. Noosa Council assured the project remained within budget despite the extended construction period.
  • The pathway's reopening restores public access after months of disruption.
New path finally opens
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