Future of Bondi footbridge on hold after council agrees to consider options

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The Waverley Council has delayed a decision on the future of the Bondi footbridge after public debate arose following a recent tragedy near the bridge. The New South Wales premier suggested demolishing the bridge to avoid it becoming a grim reminder of the event. However, the council decided to consider all options, including replacement or restoration, in consultation with the NSW government, the Jewish community, the Waverley community, and the families of victims and survivors. A structural report indicated the bridge was nearing the end of its lifespan and needed replacement. The council will prepare a report outlining the costs, timeline, and approvals process for either replacing or restoring the bridge. Discussions about a permanent memorial will be led by the state government.
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