The Minns Labor Government has established the Cooks River Consolidation Project to resolve longstanding tenure issues along the river and address deteriorating steel sheet piling.
After a remarkable year that saw the Newcastle Knights make an extraordinary run to the NRL Grand Final. Newcastle is gearing up for a blockbuster, with more than 120,000 fans expected to flock to the ...
The Minns Labor Government is delivering 187 additional weekly bus services for the Central Coast and 44 brand new locally built buses for Newcastle, as part of a record bus investment across NSW.
Families in the Sutherland Shire are getting a first look at the design for the new fire station planned at Engadine.
Work on Sydney’s first new road harbour crossing in more than 35 years is powering ahead, with the first of two giant tunnel boring machines set to reach the halfway point in its journey from ...
Construction has officially begun on the new $180 million Heathcote Road upgrade, improving one of southern Sydney’s busiest roads.
Communities across New South Wales will be better protected from future disasters, with 14 projects across the state receiving funding through Round Four of the Albanese Government's $1 billion ...
The largest investment in the Soil Conservation Service in more than a decade is strengthening its heavy machinery fleet and helping secure its ability to deliver environmental rehabilitation and land ...
The $2.56 million Blacks Drain crossing upgrade at South Murwillumbah is complete, almost a month ahead of schedule, delivering a safer, more flood-resilient Tweed Valley Way for the community.
The Minns Labor Government is investing $450,000 to expand Gotcha4Life’s Mentally Fit Schools program to 20 regional primary schools, helping more children build the skills and confidence to manage ...
The Minns Labor Government today announces that the new Armed Response Command (ARC) has commenced operations, delivering a permanent, highly trained policing capability to rapidly respond to serious ...
The Minns Labor Government is investing $15.94 million into 34 community-led projects in the Central West and Western NSW region helping make towns more liveable, connected and vibrant places to live.
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