The Mission Beach Town Centre Revitalisation Project has transformed the heart of Mission Beach over the past 18 months, delivering major infrastructure upgrades, improving safety and accessibility, and creating a more welcoming beachfront precinct. The project is now in its final stages, with the last components of the streetscape nearing completion.

Key improvements include new underground services, stormwater infrastructure, footpaths, landscaping, street lighting, and upgrades to the Village Green and Porter Promenade. The revitalised town centre will support local businesses, improve pedestrian connections, and enhance the experience for both residents and visitors.

This project is jointly funded by the Australian Government, Queensland Government, and the Cassowary Coast Regional Council.

(Updated 10 December 2025)

• New stormwater infrastructure from the beachfront to the Village Green
• New watermain installation along Porter Promenade
• Underground power installation
• Removal of aged garden beds, structures, and dated awnings
• Improved sightlines between the foreshore and Porter Promenade
• Major civil and demolition works completed

• Footpath upgrades
• Landscaping and beautification
• Installation of a new bus shelter
• New street furniture
• Final street lighting installation
• Completion of new toilet block
• Installation of awning roofing for shopfronts

Community and Stakeholder Reference Group

Council has appointed a Community and Stakeholder Reference Group (CSRG), following an open Expression of Interest process, with representatives from key stakeholder groups including business traders and operators, property owners and residents, Traditional Owners, community groups and the wider community.

The CSRG will provide a representative voice to Council throughout the design and construction phases of the project.