'kiss Of Life' For Bee Gees Way

Redcliffe's much-loved Bee Gees Way is set to reopen for the Christmas school holidays after being closed for upgrades since� October. Moreton Bay Regional Council has been revamping the audio, visual and lighting infrastructure of the attraction to ensure longevity.

Mayor Peter Flannery said the technology installed over five years ago had stood the test of time well outdoors considering it had been exposed to salty sea breezes and the elements.

He said the delivery of the $244,000 contract would be completed before the annual Christmas rush to allow tourists and locals to enjoy the tribute to the once-local band.

There's no questioning the immortality of this major tourism drawcard on the Peninsula, but these works are essential to ensure no one questions How Deep Is Our Love for the Bee Gees,� he said.

Councillor for Division 6 Karl Winchester said he was thrilled to be able to continue the legacy the Bee Gees had left to this unique part of the Moreton Bay Region.

The Bee Gees hold a special place in the hearts of many in Redcliffe and it is a priority of Council to ensure these local heroes are continued to be remembered for their important contribution to the arts and entertainment industry,� Karl said.

The team at Pro AV Solutions did the initial audiovisual installation and have done a great job of maintaining it over the past five years, so I know they'll deliver again to keep this attraction Stayin' Alive.�

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