Parks and Wildlife advise that civil works in the ‘gateway’ (area immediately across the bridge when entering the national park) will commence Aug 10 and take approximately 2-3 weeks to complete.  During this time, there may be some traffic control in place once visitor cross the bridge and enter the National Park.  The carpark in the National Park will be closed for the duration of the civil works. Visitors wishing to undertake the South Coast Track or South Cape Bay walk are asked to park at the pull off area prior to the bridge, which will be signed to inform visitors.  Access to the Whale Sculpture and Fishers Point will be open, noting there may be some slight changes to traffic flow once across the bridge due to civil works.

The truth is, choosing which van you want is the easy part. Unfortunately, figuring out how you will be able to budget for it isn't as easy. While your financial situation might not be the greatest, that van causing you all sorts of issues doesn't care about your budget. Therefore, you need to figure out how you are going to replace it. The reality is, you have two choices – either buy or lease.​

The Difference Between Buying and Leasing:
Buying your car means you either got a loan or paid for it in its entirety. The benefits of buying a van are the ability to have ownership. The alternative that you can choose from is leasing the van. Keep in mind, some schemes will allow you to pay a lump sum at the end of the leasing period in order to purchase the vehicle to keep.

Pros of Buying A Van:
1. Best Value
You are generally going to be able to get the best price when you purchase it. After all, your negotiating leverage is significantly higher when you are negotiating with cash. Therefore, you can haggle to score a good deal.

If you already have a van that you are willing to trade in, you can do so and experience even more savings on your purchase. You won't be restricted to only using your van for a specific set mileage that you agreed to at the beginning of the lease. This is one of the major pitfalls associated with leasing.

2. It's An Asset
By actually purchasing your van outright, it becomes an asset and a part of your business. Therefore, you can do with it whatever you want whether it's selling it or trading it in.

The Pros Of Leasing A Van:1. Fixed Monthly Cost
One of the major advantages of leasing a van is the ability to have a cost that is fixed on a monthly basis.
2. Frequent Swaps
Typically, this option is much better suited for those that are looking to drive a new van every couple of years. After all, once your lease is up, you have the option of walking away from it. Likewise, you can even lease out another van on a new agreement when the time comes.