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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
7 February 2025
NSW Ambulance has today welcomed 91 paramedics in training who were officially inducted into the service in a ceremony held at the State Operations Centre in Sydney, providing a further boost to frontline health services across the state.
Ministerial media release
7 February 2025
At least 88,000 additional public school students can start their school day right, with a nutritious, free breakfast, as the Minns Labor Government continues its work to double the number of schools participating in Foodbank’s School Breakfast 4 Health program.
Ministerial media release
7 February 2025
More than 30 women and children fleeing abusive relationships each year will benefit from the expansion of The Orchard in Bathurst, with three new emergency refuge units opening today.
Ministerial media release
7 February 2025
The Wyong community is set to benefit from new Key Worker Accommodation which will help attract, recruit and retain more healthcare workers to the region.
Ministerial media release
7 February 2025
Threatened plants and animals will be protected and a sacred Aboriginal site preserved with the Minns Labor Government’s purchase of Broughton Vale Station, 75 kilometres east of Broken Hill in Far West NSW.