Foreshore Park is a business located within the City of Newcastle, operating on the traditional country of the Awabakal and Worimi peoples. The City of Newcastle is committed to creating a liveable, sustainable, and inclusive global city, and Foreshore Park aligns with this vision. Established in April 1938, the City of Newcastle is now the second largest local government area outside of Greater Sydney, supporting a growing population forecasted to exceed 202,000 residents by 2041.
Foreshore Park operates within an area of 187sqkm managed by the City of Newcastle, which includes a vast network of facilities and infrastructure. The business is dedicated to acknowledging and respecting the cultural heritage, beliefs, and continuing relationship with the land of the traditional owners. Foreshore Park stands as a symbol of the City of Newcastle’s commitment to addressing disadvantages and attaining justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within the community.
As part of the City of Newcastle, Foreshore Park plays a role in supporting the community through its services and offerings. With a history rooted in the merger of 11 local Councils, Foreshore Park contributes to the overall goal of creating a sustainable and inclusive environment for all residents. The business operates in alignment with the values and philosophies of the City of Newcastle, reflecting a dedication to cultural heritage, community well-being, and social justice.
