Changes due to COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to affect the way we live, work and play - our operations are adapting to best manage public safety. HCCDC is continuing to operate during this time in line with NSW Government advice.
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Outdoor spaces at Mount Penang Parklands and The Station remain open. Visitors are asked to 'check in' using the QR codes on site, maintain appropriate hygiene and physical distancing, and adhere to Public Health Orders at all times.
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Our team can be contacted as usual via phone and email. To get in touch, phone (02) 4904 2750 or email [email protected].
Thriving regions, vibrant communities
Hunter and Central Coast Development Corporation (HCCDC) is responsible for the planning and delivery of economic and urban development in the Hunter and Central Coast regions. Our aim is to strengthen global gateways to these regions by creating diverse and sustainable regional economies, with thriving communities and leading metropolitan cities at their hearts.
We're working to create vibrant places with great spaces, provide more employment opportunities and more housing, and attract innovative talent and enterprises - to provide unrivalled lifestyles in rich natural and built environments.
New play space in Gosford CBD
Gosford Leagues Club Park has been transformed into a landmark regional play space with unstructured play zones, shady picnic areas, a tidal waterway and open green lawns.
New play space for The Station
A new Kids Corner has been built at The Station with a huge snake, frog, and other play elements. The interactive space is all about fun, imagination and engaging with nature in the newly created Piazza.
Revitalising Newcastle
We're activating Newcastle by strengthening connections between the city and waterfront, creating new housing, job opportunities and public spaces connected to transport.
Mount Penang Parklands
HCCDC owns and manages the Central Coast's Mount Penang Parklands precinct, a destination for tourism, events, business and education.
Remediation works
Since the early 2000s, HCCDC has been working to remediate and rehabilitate two former BHP Steelworks sites around the Port of Newcastle.
Sponsorship opportunities
HCCDC supports local initiatives that enhance and celebrate the communities of the Hunter and Central Coast regions, and align with our strategic objectives.
In the news...
Wickham School of Arts repair works to start
HCCDC will soon commence works to repair the former Wickham School of Arts building in Honeysuckle to improve the viability and safety of the building.
Transformation of Newcastle's Honeysuckle almost complete
The 30-year transformation of Newcastle’s industrial harbourfront land at Honeysuckle has reached a significant milestone today with registrations of interest sought for the design and development of the final three hectares of land.
New waterfront park for Newcastle opens
Novocastrians will now enjoy a new $4.2 million waterfront park in the CBD which will provide an outstanding public space for locals. The new Honeysuckle Park forms part of a dynamic $55 million infrastructure and public domain works program in Honeysuckle Newcastle.