Minns Labor Government delivers landmark Local Jobs First reforms
The Minns Labor Government has delivered on its election commitment to unlock government spending to support local workers, local businesses and communities with the passage of landmark legislation through the NSW Parliament.
Jindabyne’s new multi-use biathlon track continues adventure sport boom
Adventure sport lovers in the Snowy region now have biathlon in their sights, following a $4.4 million upgrade to training facilities at the Jindabyne Sport and Recreation Centre.
NSW steps further into aged care as report warns state not to replace Commonwealth
The Minns Labor Government will provide interim aged care services to help older stranded patients to return from hospital to the comfort of home more quickly and safely.
Once-in-a-generation tourism opportunity in the Blue Mountains
In a major move for tourism Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah is beginning the process to welcome overnight guests for the first time, looking to create a unique visitor destination within a UNESCO World Heritage-listed area and one of Australia's most spectacular botanic garden settings.
Fairer pay for council labour hire workers a step closer
The Minns Labor Government is taking action to protect the pay and conditions of council workers employed by labour hire firms with legislation that would prevent these workers being paid less than if they were employed directly by councils.
Tenders called for Grawin Creek Bridge and Rawsonville Bridge replacements
Two ageing bridges in western NSW are a step closer to being replaced, with tenders now open for construction of new crossings at Grawin Creek and Rawsonville.
Minns Labor Government’s legislation for permanent powers targeting knife crime passes Parliament
The Minns Labor Government has passed laws giving NSW Police tougher, permanent powers to target knife crime and remove dangerous weapons from our streets.
Hundreds of new homes unlocked for East Tamworth
The Minns Labor Government is boosting housing supply in Tamworth unlocking more than 200 new homes, including over 70 social and affordable dwellings, on 15.5 hectares of vacant government-owned land identified through the land audit.
Lowered toll cap: more relief for motorists
Up to 200,000 additional drivers and riders are expected to be eligible for toll relief, with the first quarter of claims under the lower $50 cap now open.
Minns Labor Government delivering more surgeries in Western Sydney
Around 3,500 patients in Western Sydney will benefit from improved access to planned surgery following the Minns Labor Government’s $30 million investment to expand High Volume Short Stay surgical services across the state.