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One House is a prototype created by Suncorp and a research team. The team designed a house resilient to extreme events, including fire, cyclones and floods.

In March 2021, Pitt Town Bottoms in the Hawkesbury local government area suffered severe flooding following significant rainfall, which resulted in substantial property damage and loss.

The Regional Housing Strategic Planning Fund was launched on 25 August 2022 as part of the NSW Government's response to the Regional Housing Taskforce’s recommendations.

Beach erosion happens when the shoreline moves inland or the beach loses sand, usually due to storms. This process occurs quickly, but beaches recover over time.

Many parts of NSW are at risk from natural hazards like floods, bushfires and coastal erosion. These natural disasters can cause significant damage.

The Minns Labor Government is further streamlining planning approvals, while making sure new homes and infrastructure are built to better withstand the extreme weather impacts and natural disasters caused by climate change.

Learn how state significant projects are assessed and regulated in NSW, including pathways, requirements and processes for major developments.

In March 2012, North Wagga Wagga in the Wagga Wagga local government area suffered severe flooding following significant rainfall.

Parts of the Wollongong local government area are subject to significant flood hazarding that can lead to extensive property damage.

The Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan commits to establishing new public reserves and private conservation land, connecting important areas of habitat and helping to restore degraded landscapes.