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Victor Harbor causeway demolition approved amid concerns about noise impacts on whale nursery
Approval has been granted to demolish and replace Victor Harbor’s heritage causeway despite concerns that construction works will drive the region’s whales away.
Key points:
- Major works will begin within weeks to replace the heritage Victor Harbor causeway
- Experts have warned that pile driving works during whale season could send the mammals away
- Transport Minister Corey Wingard has said construction works would go ahead with mitigation measures
The South Australian Government has started investigative works to build the $31.1 million concrete and steel structure adjacent the existing 150-year-old timber causeway, which links the coastal town south of Adelaide with Granite Island.
SA Planning Minister Vickie Chapman on Monday gave a green…
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