
Dredging and barging sand along Adelaide's disappearing coastline to be trialled
ABCIn short: A two-month trial is set for Adelaide's suburban beaches where sand will be dredged offshore from northern beaches and barged and deposited to southern beaches. "With nearshore dredging what you'll see is a dredge off the coast, dredging that sand and floating it down by barge to West Beach," Mr Maher said. When Labor won the 2022 state election, it scrapped the former Liberal government's pipeline plan and launched an independent review of long-term sand management options along Adelaide's metropolitan coastline. Beach 'greatly eroded' says West Beach residents Shadow Treasurer and MP for the suburbs surrounding Henley Beach, Matt Cowdrey, said there are "huge question marks" over the government's latest plan. "The independent review also recommended a mass nourishment of sand, that is around 550-thousand cubic metres of sand being placed at West Beach," Mr Maher said.
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