Enterprise, Investment and Trade

Powering jobs and the economy through our arts, culture and creative industries, a vibrant and safe hospitality sector, enhanced experience tourism, research and innovation, and trade and investment.

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What we do

The Enterprise, Investment and Trade portfolio brings together NSW’s key arts, culture, hospitality, entertainment and visitor experience groups alongside our leading economic development and investment attraction organisations. We help to:

activate our night-time economy
support our arts, culture and creative industries and institutions
regulate our liquor and gaming industry
identify and nurture entrepreneurs
attract talent, businesses, investors and students
bring the best of NSW to the world
promote Sydney and NSW as a premier destination for visitors and major events.

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Organisational structure

The Enterprise, Investment and Trade portfolio comprises divisions, agencies, offices, entities and business units.

Arts, tourism, music and the night-time economy

We are proud to invest in and champion the creativity of the state across arts, tourism, music and the night-time economy.

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Hospitality and racing

Across hospitality and racing we aim to support the development of a vibrant and safe sector, while providing important regulatory oversight.

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Science, innovation, trade and investment

We are proud to provide our future business leaders, founders and scaleups with the tools, programs and affordable space to take their ideas to the next level.

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Latest Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade updates

Media release

Venues warned to play by the rules on Anzac Day

24 April 2024

Liquor & Gaming NSW is urging licensed venues across the state to plan ahead and have proper measures in place to ensure safe and responsible Anzac Day commemorations.

Media release