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Federal funding to complete intersection upgrade

Central Coast Council will receive additional Federal funding to complete the Ocean Beach Rd-Rawson Rd intersection upgrade, according to Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid.

The intersection will be one of five unfinished road projects that will be able to proceed with the addition of $6.5 million to the "Central Coast Roads Package".

The projects are being undertaken by Central Coast Council, which is contributing the remaining $14.3 million.

Dr Reid said: "When I am out in our community, door knocking and speaking with residents, addressing local road infrastructure is a top concern.

"I am pleased that the Federal Labor Government is taking action and investing in our region's local roads.

"These important upgrades will support the Central Coast by reducing congestion and travel times, improving road safety, and making the local infrastructure more resilient."

Dr Reid was pictured with Peninsula Chamber of Commerce president Mr Matthew Wales at the Ocean Beach Rd-Rawson Rd intersection.





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