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End of an era: 10 wooden bridges set to be replaced

End of an era: 10 wooden bridges set to be replaced Ben Franklin MLC and Minister Paul Toole join members of Lismore City Council to announce the funding of 10 bridges. (L-R: Lismore City Council General Manager Michael Donnelly, Hon Ben Franklin MLC, Minister Paul Toole and Lismore City Council Executive Director of Infrastructure Services Peter Jeuken) News 16th Mar 2021 8:00 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Nearly $10 million has been allocated to replace 10 wooden bridges in the Lismore local government area. This is part of the Fixing Country Bridges Program designed to support councils replace ageing timber bridges that are nearing the end of their life.

End of an era: 10 wooden bridges set to be replaced

84 bridges funded in one hit 'incredible', says mayor | Ballina Shire Advocate

Kyogle bridge funding announcement Ben Franklin, Paul Toole, Danielle Mulholland, John Burley, Kevin Hogan. News 13th Mar 2021 12:00 AM | Updated: 14th Mar 2021 9:00 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Kyogle mayor Danielle Mulholland has described $40 million in government funding to replace 84 timber bridges across the shire as a huge leap forward . The Fixing Country Bridges Program supports councils in regional NSW to replace ageing timber bridges and improve safety and access for the community. North Coast based Nationals MP Ben Franklin said this was a huge level of investment that would make a considerable difference to people living in and around Kyogle. Maintenance and repair costs on these old timber bridges are a financial burden to Council and ratepayers and this funding will remove that pressure, Mr Franklin said.

84 bridges funded in one hit 'incredible', says mayor

Kyogle bridge funding announcement Ben Franklin, Paul Toole, Danielle Mulholland, John Burley, Kevin Hogan. News 12th Mar 2021 11:00 PM | Updated: 14th Mar 2021 8:00 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Kyogle mayor Danielle Mulholland has described $40 million in government funding to replace 84 timber bridges across the shire as a huge leap forward . The Fixing Country Bridges Program supports councils in regional NSW to replace ageing timber bridges and improve safety and access for the community. North Coast based Nationals MP Ben Franklin said this was a huge level of investment that would make a considerable difference to people living in and around Kyogle. Maintenance and repair costs on these old timber bridges are a financial burden to Council and ratepayers and this funding will remove that pressure, Mr Franklin said.