General announcements from the HPRLM
In March 2021 the community was invited to comment on preliminary plans for the proposed walkway to link Salmon Haul Bay with Darook Park via the Southern Point of Hungry Point Reserve. All comments were considered and plans, studies and designs have developed. The Hungry Point Reserve Land Manager (the Read more…
“ Significant views to and from the site across to the water should be available for all to enjoy ” Hungry Point Reserve ‐ Conservation Management Plan (CMP) The Esplanade is one of the Shire’s greatest assets and with your support and government funding it is destined to be even Read more…
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Hungry Point Reserve Land Manager, with project delivery services by Sutherland Shire Council, is proposing a concept design for a new cliff top walk around Hungry Point Reserve, Cronulla. The project aims to extend the Esplanade to link Salmon Haul Reserve to Darook Park along the foreshore of Hungry Point Read more…
Following receipt of a grant under the NSW Heritage Grants Program (Community Heritage category) a number of Interpretive Signs have been installed around Hungry Point Reserve. The Hon. Mark Speakman will officially open the site on Saturday 17 April 2021 at 10am.
Marine Rescue NSW has announced that it will establish Australia’s first dedicated marine rescue training academy at Hungry Point Reserve. Link: Volunteer training first – Marine Rescue NSW
Hungry Point Reserve is a Crown Reserve managed by the Hungry Point Reserve Land Manager (formerly Trust). The Reserve is located at the southern end of the Cronulla Peninsula adjacent to Nicholson Parade. It is a heritage Reserve with significant aboriginal, early European and fisheries history with outstanding scenery and views. The Read more…
We have just been advised that the Land Manager has received a Heritage Grant for works to repair and modify building 7 (Old Fisheries School). This means that the Land Manager can now update the facilities in the building and undertake necessary works to both external and internal parts Read more…
Buildings that were once used as migrant hostels, a laboratory, offices and an aquarium, all overlooking Port Hacking, are being offered for rent to business and community organisations. The trust that manages Hungry Point Reserve is inviting expressions of interest for occupation of the buildings and structures at Hungry Point Read more…