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Tropical Cyclone Alfred recovery updates
Get the latest information on recovery support in areas that have been impacted by floods and storms caused by Cyclone Alfred.
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Bikes, e-bikes and e-scooters
Learn the difference between small mobility devices, what the rules are, and how to stay safe when riding in NSW.
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Cost of Living hub
Make the most of your money with tips, tools, and access to trusted advice and support backed by the NSW Government.
Latest ministerial media releases
Ministerial media release
19 March 2025
Some of the busiest emergency departments in Australia have seen significant reductions in hospital ramping, according to the latest Bureau of Health Information quarterly results.
Ministerial media release
19 March 2025
The Minns Labor Government has moved to make it easier for more qualified workers from interstate to operate in NSW after the passing of new laws last night expanding Automatic Mutual Recognition (AMR) to more industries.
Ministerial media release
19 March 2025
A University of Sydney researcher using world-first AI-powered technology to precisely target liver tumours is receiving Minns Labor Government funding as part of a $10 million grants program for promising NSW cancer researchers.
Ministerial media release
18 March 2025
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will today warn parliament that the State’s workers compensation system is unsustainable without reform to how it deals with workplace psychological injury.
Ministerial media release
18 March 2025
The Minns Labor Government has written to energy companies asking them to defer electricity bills and waive a fee for NSW households and businesses hit by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, to further ease the pressure on those recovering from the natural disaster.
