Projects & Strategies

A summary of the history of investigations and associated market processes involved in the implementation of this study.

The three point plan for coastal protection proposal will bring forward 30 years of beach protection projects’ implementation as part of the Gold Coast Ocean Beaches Strategy, to ensure the long term future of Gold Coast beaches.

The City has engaged with Griffith University’s Australian Rivers Institute to investigate feasible options for reducing future algal blooms across the city's urban lakes. Read about the program of works.

Read how our Strategy is helping us to achieve our vision: Our beaches are clean, healthy and accessible now and into the future.

The City is constructing seawalls to protect our coastline.

Work is underway to install a 7.8-kilometre pipeline that will deliver natural sand from The Spit to protect iconic Surfers Paradise beach from coastal erosion.

Works are underway to replace the revetment wall on Neptune Beach on Tallebudgera Creek. These works will provide continued erosion protection from tidal movements.

City of Gold Coast commenced works in July 2013 to reinstate Kirra Point Groyne by 30 metres to its original constructed length.

The Damian Leeding Memorial Park foreshore stabilisation project is part of a 2.5-kilometre rehabilitation project planned for Regatta Parklands and Damian Leeding Memorial Park.