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The Central Coast Regional Plan 2041 takes a new approach to planning new land uses and infrastructure to maximise public value and streamline assessments.

The Central Coast Regional Plan 2041 seeks to grow the region’s industrial, high-tech and rural economies while preserving stunning natural landscapes.

The Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041 will facilitate population growth by adapting to challenges posed by the climate, housing, and the economy.

Implementing the Hunter Regional Plan 2041 and reporting on the progress and achievements requires an infrastructure-first and place-based approach to future growth.

Our plan to create inter-connected coastal and active open spaces and national parks to act as the lungs of the Hunter region and promote biodiversity.

The North Coast’s transport infrastructure underpins its economic opportunities. It provides efficient and reliable access for residents, visitors and freight.

The North Coast is the most biologically diverse region in NSW. The regional plan offers several mechanisms to protect biodiversity in the North Coast region.

The North Coast region provides a diversity of lifestyles – some seek the coastal townships and cities, while others enjoy the hinterlands.

We expect that over the next 20 years we will need a minimum of 41,300 extra homes to meet the needs of the growing population.

The Riverina Murray is a prosperous region. Its premium agricultural land allows for a highly diversified economy. Irrigated agriculture remains significant, particularly in the west of the region.