Ministerial releases

Wentworth and surrounding communities are benefitting from improved and enhanced healthcare services, with the official opening of the new $30 million Wentworth Health Service.

Today is National Sorry Day, a time when we acknowledge the lasting impacts caused by the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families.  

Construction has begun on $31 million infrastructure upgrades at the Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute (EMAI) as part of the Minns Labor Government’s commitment to protecting the state’s agriculture sector, supporting research and innovation and strengthening our biosecurity capabilities.

More renewable energy flowing into the system is helping place downward pressure on electricity prices, with the Default Market Offer in NSW set to fall from July.

The Finley community is a step closer to an improved local health facility with Stage 2 of the Finley Health Service Redevelopment now complete and the project’s final phase of construction to get underway.

The Minns Labor Government is delivering on its election commitment to support Landcare NSW initiatives, with 22 projects across the state receiving a share of $10 million in grant funding through the Landcare Enabling Program.

After seven years of campaigning the Member for Campbelltown has delivered a much needed bus service to the community of Macarthur Heights, as part of the Minns Labor Government’s delivery of increased bus services across South West and Western Sydney.

The Albanese and Minns Governments are delivering important environmental outcomes for the Far South Coast on World Fish Migration Day, (May 23) through the completion of the Panboola Wetland Rehabilitation Project.

Nurses and midwives across NSW have started receiving backpay payments, following their largest pay increase in decades.

The Minns Labor Government has established the new Bays West Delivery Authority to lead the development of the Bays West Precinct and Blackwattle Bay Precinct.