Clickety clack Quay St: Will the broken tiles ever be fixed?

It has been dubbed as ‘clickety clack’ street but will the damaged Quay Street pavers ever be fixed?
The granite pavers were first laid along Quay St in Rockhampton’s CBD in 2016 as part of the $36 million Riverside Redevelopment.
The redevelopment was officially opened in March 2018 with the unveiling of the new riverbank restaurant, Boathouse.
Cracking of the Quay St tiles was first reported in June 2018 and there have been various works and investigations from Rockhampton Regional Council staff and outsourced professionals to determine what went wrong and how to fix it.
It was revealed from council staff the issue was much more complicated than it appeared.

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