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Severe storm recovery
Support is available for residents, businesses and primary producers in select local government areas impacted by NSW storms from 15 January 2025.
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Stay water safe
Learn how to protect yourself and others at the beach, national parks, inland waterways, and pools this summer.
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Heatwaves in NSW
Information about the risks of heatwaves and how you can prepare to cope with high temperatures.
Latest ministerial media releases
Ministerial media release
14 February 2025
More than 2,000 first home buyers have found their dream home on the Central Coast thanks to the Minns Labor Government’s signature stamp duty assistance program.
Ministerial media release
14 February 2025
Landcom’s build to rent project on the South Coast will start construction in the coming months to deliver much needed housing supply and security for the region's renters.
Ministerial media release
13 February 2025
The Minns Labor Government and wind farm developer WestWind Energy Pty Ltd have signed a lease agreement to help facilitate a wind farm with up to 201 turbines on Crown land in south-west NSW.
Ministerial media release
13 February 2025
The Minns Labor Government is continuing work to ensure the New South Wales farmers and agriculture industry are safeguarded into the future with the appointment of Alison Stone as the state’s first statutory Agriculture Commissioner.
Ministerial media release
13 February 2025
The Minns Labor Government has secured a multi-year pay deal with TAFE NSW teachers, benefiting nearly 9,000 teaching staff. Over 90 per cent of teaching staff, backed by the NSW Teachers Federation, voted to accept the government’s 10.5% baseline pay offer, higher than ever offered under the former government.