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Sporting heroes, education gurus and even a zoo are adding their star power to the first week of Term 3.

Stamp duty on electric cars will be removed as part of a half a billion dollar investment to make electric vehicles accessible and affordable for all NSW residents.

A new species of shark is lurking in the waters near Cockle Bay Wharf, feasting on plastics, metal and floating debris.

House fires tend to increase over winter as people try to stay warm and NSW firefighters are reminding residents of some simple tips to stay safe.

Berrima and Mudgee have been named NSW’s Top Tourism Towns, voted by the public and an industry panel.

Funding support for the beekeeping industry will keep queen bees buzzing and help restore thousands of bee hives destroyed from the 2019 to 2020 bushfires. 

Street View on Google Maps is now available at more than 130 stations in Sydney, making train travel easier and more accessible.

Eligible drivers are reminded to link their e-tags to their MyService NSW account to benefit from discounts on vehicle registration.

More than 26,000 new trees will be planted along the Great West Walk, a 65-kilometre urban trail linking Parramatta to the lower Blue Mountains.  

Children in primary schools will learn more about the dangers of starting fires and the best ways to spot fire hazards in a home.

More affordable rental housing will become available across the City of Sydney over the coming years due to changes in planning rules.

Celebrate our state's valuable volunteers by submitting a nomination to recognise their community service and dedication.