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05 May 2025

Standard conditions of consent

The department is developing new standard conditions which will provide greater consistency, alleviate pressure on councils and speed up assessment timeframes.

Two building certifiers conducting an inspection at a building site. Credit: NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure / Christopher Walters
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27 Mar 2026

Bushfires

Trees and vegetation that act as fuel for bushfires are permitted to be cleared in identified bushfire prone areas, without the need to get approval.

Landscape outside of Warialda, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Neil Fenelon
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27 Mar 2026

Statutory rules for local planning panels

Mandatory Local Planning Panels (LPPs) are in place for all councils in Sydney, Wollongong City, the Central Coast, Wingecarribee Shire and Lismore City.

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27 Mar 2026

Development assessment

Infrastructure and other developments like housing require approval from a council, a Regional Panel, a Sydney Planning Panel or the Minister for Planning.

New apartment building. Canterbury, Sydney, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Salty Dingo
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30 Oct 2024

Darkinjung Development Delivery Plan

Darkinjung is one of 120 Local Aboriginal Land Councils in NSW. It is the largest non-Government landholder on the Central Coast.

Tessellated Rock Pavement in the Bouddi National Park between Patonga and Pearl Beach on the Central Coast of NSW, Australia. Credit: NSW DPHI / Don Fuchs
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27 Mar 2026

Window safety

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

Large double-storey homes in a residential street in Cherrybrook, North West Sydney NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Adam Hollingworth
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27 Mar 2026

Sydney planning panels

We introduced Sydney and regional planning panels in 2009 to strengthen decision-making for regionally significant development applications.

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04 May 2023

Greenfield Housing Code

The Greenfield Housing Code will speed up the delivery of new homes to meet the needs of the growing population and improve housing affordability.

New housing development at Brighton Lakes, NSW.
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27 Mar 2026

Bays West

The Bays West Place Strategy creates a long-term vision for a connected, vibrant Bays West precinct that is an innovative and sustainable new place for living.

Bays West. Image credit: The Cabinet Office.
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04 May 2023

Design guides for low-rise housing diversity

The low-rise housing diversity design guides ensure good design outcomes are achieved for dual occupancies, manor houses and terraces.

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