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The NSW Government is continuing to assist Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs) across NSW to secure suitable uses for their land – land that has already been successfully claimed under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW).

The Roads to Home program partners with Aboriginal communities across NSW to improve quality of life and economic opportunities.

Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council is one of 120 such councils in NSW. It is the largest non-government landholder on the Central Coast.

Exempt development is very low impact development that can be done for certain residential, commercial and industrial properties. 

The Grenfell fire in London in June 2017 highlighted a significant fire safety risk for buildings that use combustible materials on external walls and roofs.

Guidance on window safety requirements in NSW, including rules that help prevent falls and ensure compliant, secure and child‑safe building design.

The department supports many aspects of building and fire safety including the strengthening of fire safety certification for buildings.

New laws have been made for buildings with combustible cladding following the tragic Grenfell Tower, London and Lacrosse Building, Melbourne fires.

Building certifiers are needed to help support the development of 900,000 new homes in NSW over the next 20 years as our population grows.

What if I’m considering a career change or am already in the industry and want to become a certifier?