218 Tocal College graduates set for rewarding careers in State’s booming agriculture sector
Today 218 of the State’s future agriculture leaders will graduate from the NSW Government’s Tocal College destined for careers spanning livestock production, cropping, farm management, equine studies and agtech in NSW’s $25 billion agriculture sector.
NSW prison reforms pave way for a safer, modern system that responds to growing demands
Prison facilities dating back to the late 1800s at Goulburn, along with ageing facilities at Silverwater Women’s Correctional Centre, will be retired under changes designed to make conditions safer for inmates and Corrective Services NSW staff and improve coordination across a modern, statewide correctional system.
Thousands more homes and jobs set for Orchard Hills
A revised Orchard Hills Stage 1 rezoning proposal is now on public exhibition following changes based on extensive community and stakeholder feedback.
Lifesaving upgrades land at Tumut Aerodrome
The upgraded Tumut Aerodrome will open tomorrow, marking an important investment that delivers major improvements to strengthen community safety and support future aeronautical events.
NSW cracks down on misleading fuel prices with statewide compliance blitz
The Minns Labor Government has fast-tracked a statewide fuel compliance blitz to strengthen fuel price transparency and protect motorists from misleading pricing.
Additional paramedics for Gunnedah
Communities in New England are benefiting from a boost to frontline emergency care, with an additional 16 paramedics now on the road in Gunnedah.
NSW seeks market information to inform fuel contingency planning
NSW Energy Minister Penny Sharpe has written to the chief executives of the major fuel companies to seek information to inform NSW’s response to fuel distribution challenges arising from the conflict in the Middle East.
Minns Labor Government boosts Aboriginal-led heart research to drive improved health outcomes
The Minns Labor Government is investing more than $4 million in Aboriginal-led research projects which aim to reduce heart disease and improve heart health outcomes for Aboriginal communities across NSW.
Train manufacturing jobs coming back to the Hunter
Almost 40 years since the Tangara trains were built in Newcastle, the work to extend their life is coming back to the Hunter, with the Minns Labor Government establishing two new production lines at the rail facility in Cardiff.
GST grants formula should be simple, predictable and transparent
The Minns Labor Government is proposing wholesale change to the annual GST carve-up that continues to rip off the people of New South Wales.