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 Headland Park, which includes the 10 Terminal site.

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

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

The Harbour Trust is currently undertaking conservation work to three buildings at Middle Head’s 10 Terminal site. The works are primarily focused on the conservation, restoration, and protection of the heritage fabric.  The target timeframe for completion is mid-2022.  Read more here.

The Draft Concept Planning phase of the 10 Terminal and Parklands Renewal Project will resume this year. The Concept Plan aims to draw together the key environmental and cultural heritage values seeking a long-term vision of place.

For the benefit of all Australians, the Harbour Trust is committed to working closely with the community to ensure the site respectfully explores the diverse history and stories of the area.

• Summary of project milestones