10 Terminal and Parklands Renewal Project

In 2019, the Australian Government committed funding to help achieve the vision for Middle Head that’s outlined in the Harbour Trust’s Middle Head Management Plan.  

The Harbour Trust acknowledges the Borogegal People as the Traditional Custodians and Owners of Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh , which includes the 10 Terminal site.

Currently known as the 10 Terminal and Parklands Renewal Project, this opportunity involves transforming Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh  into a destination for all. The project aims to:

• Protect and conserve the natural heritage values of Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh.
• Share the diverse stories of the area – including First Nations peoples continuing connection to the land, sky, and water; the important layers of colonial and military history and the natural/environmental heritage.
• Protect, conserve and revive the heritage-listed masonry buildings (10 Terminal) to help fulfil the Trust’s objectives and to weave the buildings into the life of the city.

In 2022, the Harbour Trust completed conservation work on 10 Terminal buildings as part of this project. The works focused on the conservation, restoration, and protection of the heritage fabric. 

A Draft Master Plan for Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh is in its early stages.  The Draft Master Plan being created aims to draw together the key environmental and cultural heritage values to create a long-term vision for the area.

The Harbour Trust is committed to hearing from the community so that Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh can respectfully explore the area’s diverse stories for the benefit of all visitors. There will be opportunities for the community to provide input on the vision for Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh in early 2023.

• Summary of project milestones