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The public has an opportunity to comment on a Department of Finance proposal for Snapper Island on Sydney Harbour. The Department of Finance owns and manages Snapper Island where it is proposing to undertake works involving demolitions, repairs and remediation.
NSW Fire & Rescue has advised they will be conducting a planned burn for the Harbour Trust at North Head Sanctuary, Manly on Wednesday 1 October (weather permitting).
The Harbour Trust has finalised a new First Nations Strategy – a 3-year plan outlining our commitments and responsibilities when working with First Nations peoples, cultures and heritage, and Country.
In April 2022, Alison Page – an award-winning Dharawal and Yuin artist and designer – joined the Members of the Trust, the body of non-executive directors that govern the Harbour Trust. Read our new Q&A with Alison to learn more about her, including her work with and beyond the Harbour Trust.
Two historic boats associated with Cockatoo Island are getting a new lease on life thanks to Harbour Trust restoration volunteers.
On 8 September 2025, the Harbour Trust became aware of another act of tree vandalism at the Horse Paddock, on the corner of Edgecliff Rd and Clarke Rd, Woolwich.
To mark History Week 2025 (6 to 14 September), we’ve unveiled an online exhibition exploring the layered story of one our protected landmarks – the former Marine Biological Station at Camp Cove, Watsons Bay.
The Harbour Trust has been successful in its application for grant funding for the construction of new kayak infrastructure at Sub Base Platypus in North Sydney.
The Harbour Trust is proud to announce the delivery of its most recent conservation project: the restoration and interpretation of the historic Greenway Wall at Macquarie Lightstation – a site steeped in Australian colonial history and First Nations heritage.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and Owners of the lands, waters and sky of Sydney Harbour, including the extraordinary places we manage and protect. Today, the homelands of the Borogegal, Birrabirragal, Cammeraygal, Gadigal, Gayamagal, Wallumedegal and Wangal peoples host destinations under our stewardship. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging.
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