Ministerial releases

The Hunter is set for a major boost to frontline emergency care, with construction now underway on the new Gateshead Ambulance Station.

Private investment in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis is soaring, tripling over the last 18 months to reach $34.6 billion and surpassing the $29 billion government investment in public infrastructure.  

Construction is progressing on the new NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Murwillumbah Unit, with the $6.2 million purpose-built facility taking shape ahead of its expected completion in early 2027.

The Minns Labor Government is today unveiling the first look at NSW Police’s Australian-first Armed Response Command (ARC) – a dedicated, highly trained and permanent police unit designed to rapidly respond to serious threats and protect the community.

Construction of the $20 million Batemans Bay Community Health facility is now complete, marking a major milestone in the delivery of modern healthcare for the Eurobodalla region.

The Minns Labor Government has delivered greater transparency about the NSW rental market through the release of the state’s first mandatory End of Tenancy Survey results (“the Survey”).

Families across Western Sydney, the Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains are a step closer to accessing free specialist mental health support for their children, with a site now selected for the new Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub in Penrith.

For the first time, pink lakes will be protected within the NSW national parks estate, following the joint purchase of Pulgamurtie Station by the Minns and Albanese Labor Governments.

The Minns Labor Government is building girls’ capability and empowering pathways to careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) with an investment of $250,000 for DeadlyScience to deliver workshops across remote and regional New South Wales schools.

The Temora Hospital Redevelopment has reached a major milestone, with the structure for the eastern wing of the new building now complete.