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Home›Coastal Protection›Work on Leschenault Inlet rock wall moves ahead
Coastal Protection

September 4, 2025 · about 11 months ago

Work on Leschenault Inlet rock wall moves ahead

The City of Bunbury, in partnership with Department of Transport, is carrying out upgrades to critical coastal protection infrastructure at Koombana Bay and the Leschenault Inlet. Repair works to upgrade the Leschenault Inlet rock walls – located at the entrance to the inlet – and Koombana Bay groyn

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Work on Leschenault Inlet rock wall moves ahead
phot courtesy of City of Bunbury

The City of Bunbury, in partnership with Department of Transport, is carrying out upgrades to critical coastal protection infrastructure at Koombana Bay and the Leschenault Inlet.

Repair works to upgrade the Leschenault Inlet rock walls – located at the entrance to the inlet – and Koombana Bay groyne started in May 2025, and will include additional rocks to help rebuild the groynes and walls.

Due to the age and condition of the existing walls, erosion and loss of material have started to occur. According to the City officials, these repairs are necessary to protect public reserves and nearby properties.

The important project will be carried out in stages during autumn and winter, helping minimize disruptions for the community, the City said.

The upgrades are expected to be completed in November 2025.

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