Community calls for state solutions to erosion concerns; Newcastle City Council begins work on mitigation plans | PHOTOS

Isaac McIntyre
Updated November 15 2017 - 12:02pm, first published 10:30am
MITIGATION: Newcastle City Council have begun work to scrape sand between the Stockton Surf Life Saving CLub and the northern end of the Mitchell Street seawall. Picture: supplied.
MITIGATION: Newcastle City Council have begun work to scrape sand between the Stockton Surf Life Saving CLub and the northern end of the Mitchell Street seawall. Picture: supplied.

Newcastle City Council has begun work on resolving the issue of erosion at Stockton Beach, and announced that they would be replenishing sand to “help protect the beach and mitigate potential damage caused by future storm events”.

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Isaac McIntyre

Isaac McIntyre

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