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❓ Question regarding the state of disrepair, management, and expenditure on the Port Gregory Jetty, which has been unused by boats for 14 years, with a focus on recent sedimentation issues. The answer provides a general statement about monitoring and maintenance.

AnsweredQoN 476Legislative Assembly

Asked

19 August 2025

Member

Mrs Kirrilee Warr

Portfolio

Transport

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I refer to the Port Gregory Jetty and the recent ABC story on it from Sunday August 3, and I ask : (a) What repairs have taken place on the jetty over the past 14 years while the jetty hasn’t been used by boats; (b) Is there a current management plan for the Port Gregory Jetty; (c) If yes, when was it commenced, what KPIs are included in the plan, how are the KPIs measured, and when will it be reviewed; (d) Will the State Government look to action any further management orders; (e) Have you or your department met with local stakeholders; (f) How much money as been spent on the Port Gregory Jetty in past 5 years; and (g) What is the current status of the Port Gregory Jetty (i.e. commercial, recreational etc.)?

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Answered

14 October 2025

Responded by

Minister for Transport

Response time

9 days

(a)-(g) The Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure (DTMI) has been investigating and monitoring the sedimentation at Port Gregory, with all reports demonstrating that the accretion and shoreline movements show no sign of slowing.
DTMI continues to monitor the coastline and carries out repairs and maintenance of the jetty

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