Ministerial releases

The Snowy Mountains is set to benefit from a boost to frontline emergency care, with an additional 17 paramedics starting work in the community from next month.

National parks across the North Coast continue to attract millions of visitors each year, supporting tourism and regional communities. In 2024/25, there were 6.81 million visits to North Coast parks, up from 6.19 million in 2022.

The Minns Labor Government has secured the future of Revesby Police Station, unveiling a major upgrade and expansion made possible by a critical local road upgrade at a key intersection.

New Zealand bus drivers are assisting one of the biggest headaches for Sydney commuters: the prolonged driver shortage on the Northern Beaches.

The Minns Labor Government is continuing to build a safer New South Wales for regional women and children escaping domestic and family violence, with a new crisis transitional housing opening in the Eurobodalla LGA this month.

National parks along the South Coast have reached record visitation, with 7.5 million visits as more people choose coastal nature experiences. Over the last decade, visitation to South Coast national parks has grown 81 per cent.

Vivid Sydney 2026 will deliver a children’s wonderland to the city from 22 May to 13 June, with a dedicated program of family-friendly experiences and interactive events.

National Parks across NSW have recorded their highest ever visitation, with 65.5 million visits last financial year, driving economic growth and getting more people into the great outdoors.

A new two-week course is underway in the Shoalhaven region supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to build essential skills and open up career opportunities in the water operations sector.

The Minns Labor Government continues to push its statewide fuel transparency compliance blitz with NSW Fair Trading re-inspecting hundreds of service stations suspected of price mismatching.