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Wamberal seawall plans rejected by regional planning panel

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Hunter and Central Coast Regional Planning Panel has refused three development applications for seawalls at Wamberal Beach.

By The Daily Central Coast · Published 26 June 2026 at 7:36 pm · 1 min read(151 words)

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Wamberal seawall plans rejected by regional planning panel
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Three development applications for seawalls at Wamberal Beach have been refused by the Hunter and Central Coast Regional Planning Panel, according to local community groups. The decision was welcomed by the Save Our Sand campaign, which has advocated against the structures.

The refusal reflects ongoing debate on the Central Coast about how to manage coastal erosion and development pressure in beachside suburbs. Wamberal has experienced repeated storms and erosion events in recent years, prompting residents and developers to pursue protective infrastructure.

The panel's decision suggests that alternative approaches to coastal protection may need further exploration on the Central Coast. For residents and property owners in erosion-prone areas, the outcome underscores the complexity of balancing development aspirations with environmental and community concerns about how the foreshore should be managed.

Sources: coastcommunitynews.com.au.

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