Changes in response 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.
- Construction projects are proceeding with appropriate social distancing and safety measures in place.
- Mount Penang Parklands is currently open to the public for personal exercise and use, however all events remain postponed. Visitors must adhere with NSW Government guidelines and maintain appropriate social distancing at all times.
- The Station's public platform and shops are temporarily closed, and all events have been postponed.
- Our team can be contacted as usual via phone and email. To get in touch, phone (02) 4904 2750 or email info@hccdc.nsw.gov.au.
Thriving regions, vibrant communities
Hunter and Central Coast Development Corporation aims to strengthen global gateways to the Hunter and Central Coast by creating diverse and sustainable regional economies, with vibrant communities and leading metropolitan cities at their hearts.
Our vision for these regions is to see unrivalled lifestyles in rich natural and built environments. We're working to create vibrant places with great spaces, provide more employment opportunities and more housing, while attracting innovative talent and enterprises.
Water saving measures in place
Water plays a big part of many of our projects and public spaces. We've made some changes to the way that we use this precious resource and we're planning ahead to be even more water-smart in the future.
New play space in Gosford CBD
Gosford Leagues Club Field is being transformed into a landmark regional play space!. There's something for everyone, with unstructured play zones, shady picnic areas, a tidal waterway and open green space.
Revitalising Newcastle
HCCDC is activating Newcastle by strengthening connections between the city and waterfront, creating new housing and job opportunities, and delivering attractive public spaces connected to better transport.
In the news...
Community ideas to help shape Honeysuckle's final transformation
HCCDC is today launching a community engagement program to seek community ideas on key outcomes for the final development lands remaining in Honeysuckle.
Completed seawalls pave the way for new waterfront promenades
HCCDC has completed a major seawall project in Honeysuckle, replacing decades-old maritime infrastructure to pave the way for enviable waterfront promenades.
Costco and Green Capital Group announced as major Cockle Creek developments
Millions of dollars will flood into the Hunter region with the NSW Government today announcing Costco Wholesale Australia and Green Capital Group as part of the transformation of the Cockle Creek precinct in Lake Macquarie, in line with the NSW Government’s COVID Recovery Plan.