Council is undertaking essential renewal works on the Doonella Lake Bridge in Tewantin to ensure it remains safe, reliable and fit for purpose into the future. Originally constructed in 1968, the bridge is a critical transport connection between Tewantin and Noosaville, carrying more than 20,000 vehicles daily. This project includes, but is not limited to, structural strengthening works, bridge pile remediation and upgraded safety barriers to extend the bridge’s lifespan by approximately 50 years as well as significant road approach upgrade works.

Doonella Lake Bridge

1 initiative across 1 year

Liveability

2026–27not started yet

2.5.2 Lake Donella Bridge Upgradeno update reported yet

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5 Year Corporate PlanThe big-picture roadmap for Council’s direction.
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