NSW Fair Trading has issued a public warning to consumers to avoid dealing with SPG Consultants Pty Ltd, who trade using the website www.truwater.com.au, after a high number of complaints about the company.

SafeWork NSW Inspectors will visit the Wagga Wagga region next week to ensure businesses are managing risks associated with loading, unloading, and working around vehicles, including forklift safety. 

Digital innovation is at the heart of modern government and to help small and medium businesses develop better digital government services and utilise the best of emerging technologies, the NSW Government has called on experts across industry to take part in a roundtable event today. 

With the 2022 season ramping up, some of Australia’s most well-known athletes are calling on fans to put their support behind the little things they can do to help beat the flu and COVID-19 this winter.

The NSW Government’s nation-leading unit for support in the face of identity crime is encouraging people across the State to use stronger passwords that would take identity thieves trillions of years to break.

More accurate data to help deliver investment opportunities, aid regional jobs and drive economic growth across the State will soon be available for people across NSW with the NSW Government’s state-wide Gravity Model.

The Department of Customer Service’s Spatial Services unit has been recognised for its nation-leading work with Cadastre NSW, the digital representation of land parcel and property boundaries in NSW.

As national audiences tune into the first State of Origin game for the 2022 series this evening, NSW will be reminded to think about the “Little Things” they can do to help beat the flu and COVID-19 blues as we head into winter.  

The NSW Government’s $365.8 million Rural Access Gap program has been named as a finalist in the 2022 iTnews Benchmark Awards.

The NSW Government’s Little Things campaign is growing its reach within culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities to encourage people to minimise the transmission of COVID-19 and flu. 

The Department of Customer Service is hosting online community workshops on 6 and 7 June to understand the barriers affecting customers accessing digital identity services and products. 

Customers are helping to shape the future of digital identity and digital government in NSW by joining the conversation through a Have Your Say community consultation.