Trackwork technology to reduce rail maintenance disruption
Track maintenance is about to take another major step forward, with the coming deployment into service of six state-of-the-art tilt wagons which will reduce time lost when train services are shut down.
$231,000 to kick start new youth Bushfood catering business in the Bega Valley
A new Aboriginal commercial catering venture in the Bega Valley will teach young Indigenous people to grow native plants, cook with them, and supply delicious bush tucker to corporate catering clients and local tourism operators.
Hunter motorists experience first taste of future Singleton Bypass
Hunter motorists are sampling the first small section of the Singleton Bypass today, with traffic switched onto a newly built section of road on the future Southern Connection.
New world-class facilities give Hunter race clubs inside running for a winning future
On Tuesday (7 April) Minister for Gaming and Racing David Harris officially opened world-class facilities at Scone Race Club as part of a Minns Labor Government investment of $36 million to ensure racing in the Hunter is at full gallop for decades to come.
Making it easier to have your say: one consistent approach across NSW
The Minns Labor Government is making it easier to have your say on planning proposals and ending confusion by developing a single Community Participation Plan, that will give communities a clearer way to have their say on planning decisions, no matter where they live.
Works begin to upgrade Narrabri Hospital Emergency Department waiting room
Patients, carers, and visitors attending Narrabri Hospital Emergency Department (ED) will soon benefit from an upgraded and refreshed waiting room, designed to better meet the needs of the growing New England community.
Planning reforms in action: NSW records the highest number of homes under construction figures in 7 years
NSW has recorded its highest number of homes under construction figures in 7 years, leading the nation with more than 79,300 homes currently under construction according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Passing of Ann Weldon and Dr Naomi Mayers
The NSW Government would like to acknowledge the passing of prominent Aboriginal activists Aunty Ann Weldon and Dr Naomi Mayers (Aunty Nay).
NSW leads the country in battery reform to fight fires and pollution
The Minns Labor Government is responding to the rise in battery-related fires with nation-leading battery regulation and the expansion of a major public safety campaign to keep dangerous batteries out of household bins.
Nearly $20 million to deliver 33 life-saving road safety projects across regional NSW
Thirty-three new life-saving projects will make roads safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers across regional New South Wales, targeting high-risk locations and delivering practical upgrades where they are needed most.