Major construction milestone in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital redevelopment
Major construction is underway on the $940 million redevelopment of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPA), which will deliver the biggest transformation in the hospital’s 140-year history.
NSW Government investing $40.9 million to fast-track critical infrastructure in high growth communities
The NSW Government is investing $40.9 million to fast-track critical infrastructure for rapidly growing communities in Greater Sydney and the Central Coast.
New Guidelines to provide greater protection for NSW coast
The NSW Government has released new NSW Coastal Design Guidelines to protect and enhance the state's waterways, coast, and estuaries along our world-famous coast.
Minns Labor Government opens up Sydney New Year's Eve premium vantage points for the public
The Minns Governmnet has today confirmed that NSW-government-owned sites around the Sydney Harbour foreshore will be free for the public this New Year's Eve, fulfilling an election commitment.
Communities and industry to have their say as NSW accelerates renewable energy transition
The NSW Government has released new draft guidelines to accelerate the planning approval and construction of wind, solar and transmission infrastructure.
A new central park for Sydney
The Minns Labor Government has today announced plans to transform part of Moore Park Gold Course into a new thriving public park.
Changes to the public sector to provide laser focus on housing and energy challenges
NSW Premier Chris Minns has today announced that the Department of Planning and Environment will become two new departments to better deliver on the Government’s priorities of addressing the energy challenges, climate change, the environment and housing.
Lake Illawarra site to remain in public hands
The NSW Government will retain ownership of an 8.2-hectare parcel of land on the Lake Illawarra foreshore at Warrawong and develop a
Northern Rivers locals urged to have their say on future housing and land developments
Communities across the Northern Rivers are being encouraged to have their say on the future of the region.
Smarter planning tool puts housing in focus
NSW's world-first land-use technology platform, Land iQ, has secured more than $11 million in State and Commonwealth funding to back in its current work to identify surplus and underutilised public land for housing and to also help extend it for use in other sectors.