The Minns Labor Government is today launching 9 new architect-designed mid-rise apartment building patterns as the next phase of the world leading NSW Housing Pattern Book, which is helping to ...
The Minns Labor Government has secured a blockbuster schedule of Rugby League World Cup 2026 matches, reinforcing NSW as the sporting capital of the nation with Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong all ...
Following the successful rollout of machine reading technology 12 months ago, BreastScreen NSW is expanding use to include mammography images of all first-time screeners.
The Northern Beaches community will benefit from a new ambulance station, with the current Narrabeen Ambulance Station set to be replaced on its existing site.
The Minns Labor Government is calling on the state startups and entrepreneurs to apply for round two of the 2025-26 Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Ventures Program, with applications now open.
Today, the Minns Labor Government passed legislation through NSW Parliament to bring greater clarity and accountability to inmate misconduct proceedings.
Thousands of people marched from Randwick to Coogee this morning as part of the annual Step Out Speak Out walk, marking the beginning of the global 16 Days of Activism to prevent ...
The Minns Labor Government is delivering on its election commitment to make the Golden Highway safer and more reliable, progressing a $23.7 million upgrade at Merriwa after more than a decade of ...
The Minns Labor Government has today released new plans to revitalise Nowra’s CBD, deliver more jobs, boost the local economy, and create a vibrant riverfront precinct that will unlock more than 900 ...
The Minns Labor government together with players and coaches from the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs NRL club are marking the start of construction on the club’s $51 million Centre of Excellence at ...
Modern workplaces are evolving, with digital work systems offering enormous potential to boost efficiency and unlock creativity, drive productivity, innovation, and job opportunities.
The NSW Government has passed legislation enshrining a standard non-parole period of 25 years for the murder of a current or former partner.