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Home›Coastal Protection›Henley Beach getting new sand
Coastal Protection

October 16, 2025 · about 10 months ago

Henley Beach getting new sand

The South Australian Government this week commenced beach replenishment works at Henley Beach. The works have been deferred until after the October school holidays to minimise disruption to beach users and businesses. According to the government, up to 15,000 cubic meters of quarry sand will be deli

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Henley Beach getting new sand
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The South Australian Government this week commenced beach replenishment works at Henley Beach.

The works have been deferred until after the October school holidays to minimise disruption to beach users and businesses.

According to the government, up to 15,000 cubic meters of quarry sand will be delivered by truck via the Henley Beach Sailing Club access ramp and distributed along the beach.

“ Residents and beachgoers should take care during works and follow safety signage. Works are expected to take approximately 5 to 6 weeks ,” the Government said.

The schedule may be subject to change due to weather and operational requirements.

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