Ministerial releases

More than 50,000 Australians each year will gain the benefits of industry-led digital training with a new TAFE Centre of Excellence opening at the Institute of Applied Technology – Digital at TAFE NSW Meadowbank. 

The first passenger service of the new intercity Mariyung train on the South Coast Line will depart Kiama Station at 7:56am today, bound for Central Station.

Families in Worrigee have had a first look at their new public primary school and preschool, with the Minns Labor Government releasing designs as planning progresses.

Families in the Illawarra now have access to free mental health and wellbeing support for their children at the Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub in Fairy Meadow.

Families in the Mid North Coast region will benefit from enhanced maternity services, thanks to the appointment of a new District Women’s and Maternity Medical Co‑Lead within Mid North Coast Local Health District.

Artist impressions of the new Bombala Multi-Purpose Service (MPS) expansion have been released, offering the community its first look at the new purpose-built health facility that will enhance aged care accommodation and health services.

The NSW Government is progressing work to transition Northern Beaches Hospital to the NSW Health system with onboarding underway for more than 1900 clinical and support staff who have accepted offers of employment.

The Minns Labor Government is making the shift to electric vehicles easier for drivers by rolling out more public chargers, backing more electric trucks and training the workforce needed to keep them on the road.

Almost 1.5 million passengers who use the Sydney Metro each week will see a temporary uplift in services, starting this week.

A growing cohort of young people are turning to Artificial Intelligence for mental health support, as new polling reveals the top issues keeping young people in NSW up at night.