NSW Fair Trading has issued a public warning to consumers to avoid dealing with Sydney man Hong Thang Dang Tran, Maris Building Group Pty Ltd and A&J Group Services Pty Ltd after a high number of complaints about unlicensed, uninsured and incomplete building work.

Just days after the race that stops a nation, Australia’s largest online wagering company Sportsbet has been convicted again of gambling advertising breaches following investigations by Liquor & Gaming NSW.

Service NSW and NSW Police will establish Strike Force Sainsbery to investigate fraudulent applications for COVID-19 business support payments.

More customers will soon have the keys to drive with online bookings now available for driving tests across NSW. 

Workplace health and safety (WHS) will be considered far earlier in the planning process with the NSW Government’s Centre for Work Health and Safety researching ways of integrating WHS risk management into Building Information Modelling (BIM).

NSW’s leading experts in digital technology will come together to investigate the digital future and how it could benefit the State at the virtual Power and Peril of the Digital Age conference on 4 and 5 November.

Service NSW has been awarded the 2021 Best of the Best Award at the Customer Service Institute of Australia’s annual Australian Service Excellence Awards for overall outstanding customer service. 

The NSW Government is seeking community feedback on the proposed introduction of annual reporting requirements for the 83,000 strata schemes across the State, for Australia’s first ever Strata Hub.

It is Cyber Security Awareness Month and Cyber Security NSW is continuing its work to keep customers safe from cyber-attacks, build stronger cyber resilience and lead the nation with security training for government employees.

Public Works Advisory (PWA) has released its report into Toplace development “Vicinity” after last week’s inspection of the building’s structure.

Milton woman Adele Woods has been banned from working in the real estate industry and ordered to pay $75,000 in compensation after pleading guilty to stealing from clients.

The NSW Government is urging all small and medium businesses to engage with SafeWork NSW around workplace mental health after a recent survey showed 20 per cent of operators admitted to having mental health and stress concerns from current challenges including COVID.