Ministerial releases

The Minns Labor Government is protecting workers from dust diseases with its $2.5 million state-of-the -art Lung Health Mobile Clinic which is providing lung health checks to thousands of people across New South Wales.

Construction is now complete on the expansion of inpatient palliative care spaces at Orange Health Service, which will improve end-of-life care for the Orange community and surrounding areas.

Public high schools across NSW have been recognised for driving academic improvement, delivering outstanding results in the 2025 Higher School Certificate (HSC).

A new report from Cancer Council’s Generation Vape research project shows fewer teenagers are taking up vaping since the NSW Government introduced tough vaping goods laws.

The Minns Labor Government has launched its autumn offensive against wild dogs to protect farming livestock and the environment with aerial and ground baiting programs underway across NSW.

The Minns Labor Government will introduce new legislation this week to crack down on underquoting, creating a fairer and more transparent property market.

For the first time, NSW public schools will ask students and their families to formally acknowledge the Student Behaviour Code of Conduct (the Code) at the start of every school year.

The Minns Labor Government is boosting workplace mental health, with additional SafeWork NSW mental health-focussed inspectors now deployed.

The NSW Government will convene a Fuel Security Roundtable, bringing together industry representatives and peak bodies to discuss fuel supply impacts and support for businesses and communities across the state.

A new Core and Cluster refuge on the South Coast is now open, marking another milestone in the Minns Labor Government’s work to build a safer New South Wales for regional women and children.