Tenants returning to unliveable properties due to flood damage face decisions on what to do with their rental and whether to find new or temporary housing but they do have options.

SafeWork NSW is urging people to be wary of flood waters and muddy soil that could be contaminated by an infectious zoonotic disease.

People will be able to celebrate the diversity of our community and families with a new NSW commemorative Rainbow birth certificate from Births Deaths and Marriages (the Registry).

Camden Council has been fined $750,000 after a member of a local Men’s Shed was killed installing irrigation pipe at the Camden Bicentennial Equestrian Park in 2018.

People will be able to celebrate the Year of the Tiger with NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages releasing a special Chinese Zodiac commemorative birth certificate.

Lucky partners will have the chance to be married at Australia’s most iconic Amusement Park with the NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages (the Registry) launching its exclusive Brides on Rides micro-wedding package.

SafeWork NSW inspectors are kicking off the new year with a series of construction site visits to talk about the risks associated with silica dust exposure and mental ill-health.

NSW man Anthony Robertson has been convicted and sentenced to 30 months’ jail after he masqueraded as a licensed builder to secure residential building contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Serial offender Matthew Rixon has been sentenced to 16 months’ jail after leaving consumers thousands of dollars out of pocket and with incomplete fencing work

Inspectors will be visiting hospitality venues from today to remind employers not to let the festive season rush prevent them from talking about safety with new and existing workers.

With Christmas just around the corner, SafeWork NSW is urging all businesses and workers across the state to make safety their top priority.

Strengthening protections for consumers in the wake of COVID-19 will be one of the priorities of newly-appointed NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Natasha Mann.