Ministerial releases

Communities across the Eurobodalla region are a step closer to expanded medical imaging services, with the delivery of the region’s first public MRI machine and new CT scanner, as part of the Minns Labor Government’s $330 million Eurobodalla Regional Hospital.

Shoalhaven families are one step closer to accessing fee-free, high-quality early learning as construction nears completion at Bomaderry Public Preschool.

Ballina Shire is set to benefit from stronger, more reliable, and flood-resilient local roads, with work underway on a major reconstruction program to permanently rebuild 11 critical sites damaged during the 2022 floods.

Sports and music fans are getting their first look at the new Sydney Olympic Park metro station which will boost passenger movements and vibrancy in Australia’s premier entertainment precinct, with the awarding of the construction contract for the station and surrounding precinct.

A landmark investment in Eurobodalla’s water future has been delivered, with the completion of the Southern Storage Facility dam strengthening drought resilience and improving water security for the region for decades to come.

The Minns Labor Government has begun work on revitalising the Gosford waterfront precinct, delivering on an election commitment to unlock the potential for a long-overlooked precinct.

The Minns Labor Government is delivering on its commitment to build more homes for Bega, with approval granted for the next stage of a development to transform the former TAFE site.

Young people in Dubbo are already benefiting from a major $10.4 million upgrade of PCYC Dubbo Sports World, with three new basketball courts now complete and 1,500 young people taking part in regional youth programs so far this year.

Senior transport leader Camilla Drover has been appointed Chief Executive of Sydney Metro.

NSW Ambulance staff have been recognised for their service and dedication at a special awards ceremony in Tamworth.