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11 Nov 2025

Landscape ​design guide

Well-designed gardens look good, improve sustainability and add value to your home. The NSW Housing Pattern Book landscape design guide shows you how.

Semis 01 by Anthony Gill Architects view of backyard toward the interior of the home. Credit: Choi Render
Semis 01 by Anthony Gill Architects view of backyard toward the interior of the home.
Credit: Choi Render
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22 Dec 2025

Three ports – Botany, Kembla and Newcastle

The rules for land use and development at Port Botany, Port Kembla and the Port of Newcastle.

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22 Dec 2025

Transport infrastructure

The Transport and Infrastructure SEPP makes it easier to protect, improve or use land in NSW, including using land for transport infrastructure.

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22 Dec 2025

Land management infrastructure

The Transport and Infrastructure SEPP provides flexible and orderly planning pathways for essential infrastructure, making it easier to protect, improve and use land.

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22 Dec 2025

Utility and services infrastructure

The Transport and Infrastructure SEPP includes provisions to streamline approval processes for utility and services infrastructure, helping speed up critical infrastructure construction.

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04 May 2023

Overview of the planning system

Information for homeowners and businesses to understand what approvals may be required to rebuild.

New housing under construction. Stonecutters Ridge, Sydney, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Heath Bennett
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04 May 2023

Outbuildings in rural areas

Outbuildings are buildings that are detached from the main house, such as sheds, farm buildings and sometimes garages and carports.

Canola fields in Gunnedah, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Neil Fenelon
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04 May 2023

Helping businesses

If your business premises have been affected by a natural disaster, you may be able to build an exempt development to carry on your business temporarily.

Person picking fruit on Belmore Road shops in Riverwood, South Sydney NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Adam Hollingworth
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04 May 2023

Cleaning up and rebuilding

Approvals you need to repair and rebuild your home after it has been damaged by a natural disaster.

A builder works on a house under construction. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Sarah Rhodes
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07 Jun 2023

Temporary accommodation

Events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, floods and bushfires have affected NSW residents, resulting in lost homes and difficulty finding accommodation.

Caravans parked at Lane Cove River Tourist Park. Credit: DPIE / Claire Franklin

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