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Completed projects

Brunswick Heads South Arm Bridge timber upgrade completed

Council completed the heritage-sensitive timber renewal of Brunswick Heads' South Arm Bridge late October 2020. The fully restored bridge was officially opened by the Hon. Kevin Hogan, Federal Member for Page on 8 March 2021.

Byron Bay Bypass

The Byron Bay bypass is open.

The Byron Bay bypass connects Shirley Street and Browning Street in Byron Bay, reducing congestion in the town centre and providing better connectivity between the north and south of the town.

Byron Bay rail corridor restoration

We are restoring the rail corridor in the centre of Byron Bay.

Construction was completed in October 2021.

Byron Creek Bridge and Bangalow Road upgrades

Council is proud to be delivering more than $5 million of works as part of a major overhaul and renewal of Bangalow’s Byron Creek Bridge and Bangalow Road. A total of 8km of improvements in both easterly and westerly directions.

Railway Park revitalisation

Railway Park on Jonson Street is in the heart of Byron Bay and features a bespoke playground for children, trees to climb on and places to sit and relax.

The refurbishment of this important public space in 2019 was the first project delivered from the Byron Bay Town Centre Masterplan.

Suffolk Park Pump Track

The Suffolk Park pump track is in Linda Vidler Park, Suffolk Park.

It is an asphalt circuit of rollers, banked turns designed for bicycles, scooters, skateboards and even wheelchairs. The pump track is suitable for all ages.

Waterlily Park upgrades

Byron Shire Council has worked closely with the wider Ocean Shores community, neighbours who live next to the park and the Waterlily Playscape Committee, to secure funding for upgrades to the Waterlily Park in Ocean Shores. The aim of the upgrades is to make a space that is universal, where children and adults of all abilities can play together in the same space.