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State Budget 2025-26
Read about the 2025-26 NSW State Budget, and see all the 2025-26 NSW Budget Papers.
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Know the warnings
When there are bushfires, floods or storms, Emergency Services issue simple warnings to help you make faster decisions. Know the warnings.
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Protect yourself this winter
Getting the flu vaccine is quick, easy and offers the best protection from getting really sick.
Latest ministerial media releases
Ministerial media release
25 July 2025
The iconic Snowy 2.0 project isn’t just powering homes, it’s powering futures.
Ministerial media release
25 July 2025
The Minns Labor Government is backing the careers of local musicians and growing job opportunities in the music industry through its biggest ever package of grants. The total $9.3 million of funding will support bands on national and international tours, studio recording, promotion and industry development.
Ministerial media release
25 July 2025
The Minns Labor Government will invest $12.5 million as part of the 2025–26 Budget to create the NSW Take Off Fund to secure more flights and grow the visitor economy across the state.
Ministerial media release
25 July 2025
The NSW Government has invested $700,000 to support homegrown arts and cultural productions to tour to 36 regional towns across NSW.
Ministerial media release
25 July 2025
Analysis by icare shows workers compensation amendments co-authored by the Liberal Party and Mark Latham would cut off almost all victims of harassment, bullying and vicarious trauma, and still deliver higher premiums to NSW businesses.
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