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02 Apr 2026

Renewable energy

NSW has enough renewable energy, transmission, and storage to meet the energy needs of every household, school, hospital, farm and business across the state.

A landscape view of the Bodangora Windfarm. Credit: Bodangora Wind Farm, Iberdrola Australia
A landscape view of the Bodangora Windfarm.
Credit: Bodangora Wind Farm, Iberdrola Australia
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02 Apr 2026

Development without consent

Not all development requires consent. This applies to some low-impact or routine activities such as environmental protection works in conservation zones.

Panoramic view of Western Sydney Parklands, M7 M4 Motorway Intersection, Eastern Creek NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrasructure / Don Fuchs
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02 Apr 2026

Health service facilities

The Transport and Infrastructure SEPP has been amended to speed up the delivery of essential health service facilities and health infrastructure.

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02 Apr 2026

Transport and Infrastructure SEPP

The State Environmental Planning Policy (Transport and Infrastructure) 2021 (Transport and Infrastructure SEPP) provides a more efficient planning framework for delivering infrastructure in NSW.

Cahill Expressway at night heading south. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Tim Archer
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02 Apr 2026

Education and child care infrastructure

The Education SEPP has provisions that will make it easier for education and child care providers to build high quality facilities.

Mother dropping daughter off to school in Homebush, Inner West Sydney, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Adam Hollingworth
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02 Apr 2026

State significant development

The Rapid Assessment Framework for state significant development and state significant infrastructure streamlines the assessment of major projects.

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02 Apr 2026

State significant infrastructure

Some types of infrastructure are deemed to have state significance due to the size, economic value or potential impacts that it may have.

Glenfield to Leppington South West Rail train tracks, Sydney NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Salty Dingo
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02 Apr 2026

Streamlining major project assessment

The department is proposing a streamlined way of setting environmental assessment requirements for State Significant Development applications.

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24 Mar 2026

Parks for People

Parks for People is an ambitious NSW Government initiative that sets a benchmark for high-quality public open space.

Play equipment at the upgraded Carrawood Park, Carramar.
Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment
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02 Mar 2026

State Significant Rezoning Policy

The State Significant Rezoning Policy is aimed at identifying land to address the housing and employment needs of the growing population in NSW.

Residential homes in Homebush, Inner West Sydney, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Adam Hollingworth

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