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Teramby Road, Nelson Bay

ProjectExpected start monthExpected completion monthStatusBudgetContribution
Landslip rectification 1November 2023December 2023Completed$560kExternal Funding Icon 
Landslip rectification 2
(retaining wall, drainage upgrades, new footpath and dive site upgrade)
February 2024June 2024Scheduled$1.8M

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Landslip rectification 1 works near Teramby Road have been made possible via TfNSW Declared Event Recovery Funding.

Landslip rectifcation 2 works  (retaining wall, drainage and dive site upgrade) have been made possible by Crown Lands Grant and TfNSW Declared Event Recovery Funding.

Latest updates

January  2024

Landslip rectification works 1 - work has finished and the site has now reopened.

Landslip rectification works 2 -  this project will commence in February 2024 with another retaining wall structure, new pathway and drainage improvements,  including formalising existing make-shift access for divers with concrete stairs and a dive preparation area.

Please note that there will be no public access to the dive site during construction.


Project Description

In March 2021 Port Stephens Council LGA was impacted by a ‘Declared Natural Disaster’.

One of the affected locations was the slope in Teramby Road, Nelson Bay. This site experienced a landslip during the event from the significant volume of water experienced during the storm resulting in the slope to collapse, and a substantial landslip occurred.

This location requires remediation due to the safety and risk concerns for people, property and the environment.

Project scope:

Site 1

  • Remediation of the landslip area by the installation of a retaining wall structure
  • Installation of stormwater drainage line to help control stormwater surface runoff
  • Construction of a 1.2m reinforced concrete pathway
  • Continuation of existing handrail at the top of the embankment

Site 2

  • Remediation of the landslip area (further down Teramby Road) to install another retaining wall
  • Drainage improvements to existing stormwater
  • Improve pedestrian safety with a new pathway alongside the cafe to the dive site
  • Upgrade access to dive entry and stairs including a dive preparation table
  • Installation of  compliance signage for the area