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EBFRP Bulletin Update - September 2025

18 Sep 2025

The Mount Crosby Weir Bridge transformation is now officially complete, reopening as a safe and accessible pathway, with new heritage signage installed. Upgrade works continue to progress on the Critical Electrical Infrastructure project and substation. To read the final community update bulletin, click here.

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