Plan for new homes and parklands on display
More than 500 hectares of land could be added to Jervis Bay National Park and hundreds of new homes delivered for the Shoalhaven, under plans on exhibition from today.
Green light for two new batteries to help secure power for 100,000 homes
The NSW Government has approved two new batteries to help future-proof New South Wales’ power supply for more than 100,000 homes in the Central-West Orana and Upper Hunter regions.
Boosting Illawarra’s nightlife a focus for 24-Hour Economy Commissioner
Driving the growth of the Illawarra-Shoalhaven region’s restaurant, bar and hospitality sector was the focus of a special event held in Wollongong’s Illawarra Hotel last night.
Feedback sought on window safety proposal
The NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) is seeking community feedback on a discussion paper that could expand the installation of child-proof safety devices in homes across the State.
$10.6 million to support Parramatta Infrastructure
The NSW Government is investing $10.6 million to fast-track a new infrastructure project at Parramatta, to support around 3,600 new homes.
Plans for new wind energy project on public exhibition
NSW could see a further 530,000 homes powered by clean renewable energy, with plans for a wind energy project and battery storage system.
Shovels in the ground at George Kendall Riverside Park
The first sod has been turned for a multi-million-dollar upgrade of a much-loved Western Sydney park.
New program boosts career pathways for Aboriginal students across NSW
A NSW Government program is giving more than 20 NSW year 11 Aboriginal students firsthand experience in working for government and accredited training to help set them on a career path.
Elevator pitch for South Sydney jobs
Sydney’s inner south could soon be home to a new $76.9 million state-of-the-art, multi-storey warehouse, distribution and office facility.
Pick-your-own farms exempt from 100 visitor cap
The Minns Government will amend the agritourism policy to make sure pick-your-own-fruit farm operations are allowed to operate with more than 100 visitors at a time without the need for planning approval.