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Published on: 05 May 2025
The Minns Labor Government’s Transport Oriented Development Program (TOD) is unlocking more homes and supporting localised housing solutions around No...
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Published on: 05 May 2025
The NSW Government has announced new provisions for Byron Shire local government area, which include changes to the number of days permitted for non-h...
Sun setting over Main Beach, Byron Bay. Credit: Destination NSW
Published on: 05 May 2025
Greener Places is a design framework that captures our collective aspiration and expectations in planning, designing and delivering green infrastructu...
Person riding a bike near the ANZAC Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney. Credit: Cory White / Government Architect NSW
Published on: 05 May 2025
The Government Architect NSW collaborates with agencies and industry specialists in webinars that focus on special subject areas and emerging design p...
ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park, Sydney. Credit: Peter Bennetts / Government Architect NSW
Published on: 05 May 2025
The new planning framework began on 28 February 2019 to further support primary production and rural development.
Panoramic view of Western Sydney Parklands - M7 M4 Motorway Intersection, Sydney. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Salty Dingo
Published on: 05 May 2025
Green and public spaces improve physical and mental health, increase urban amenity and property values, and provide habitats for plants and animals.
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Published on: 05 May 2025
The rapid assessment framework aims to deliver system improvements that increase the efficiency of major project assessments and speed up assessment t...
Man and woman couple walk through park - Barangaroo, Sydney NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment
Published on: 05 May 2025
The Movement and Place framework creates a shared language and approach to help all stakeholders achieve better place outcomes for the people of NSW.
Street art in Redfern, Sydney. Credit: Andrew Cowen / Government Architect NSW
Published on: 05 May 2025
The third round of grant funding awarded more than $9.9 million to 28 projects in 23 councils across Greater Sydney.
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