In a critical milestone for NSW’s energy transition the Hunter Transmission Project has been approved bringing the state another step closer to a more affordable, reliable and secure energy system for generations to come.

The Minns Labor Government will help secure Sydney's long-term housing future by requiring councils to keep enough land planned and zoned for at least 30 years of new feasible housing, building a steady pipeline of homes for generations to come.

The site of one of the state’s oldest coal-fired power stations is set to be transformed into a major new jobs, housing and recreation precinct which can support up to 3,500 new jobs and around 1,200 new homes.

The Minns Labor Government has today launched the international design competition to help shape the future of Sydney’s Bays West, one of Sydney’s most significant urban renewal opportunities of a generation.

Leichhardt Oval is set for its biggest transformation in decades, with the Minns Labor Government approving a major redevelopment that will secure the future of one of Sydney's great suburban sporting venues.

Families in one of South West Sydney’s fastest-growing communities are set to enjoy a major new park in Leppington, as the Minns Labor Government continues to deliver more open public spaces alongside new homes in growing neighbourhoods.

The green jewel of the Inner West, Callan Park is about to become more vibrant with work beginning to deliver a new swim spot and 1.6 hectares of extra green open space in time for summer.

A new national park more than three times the size of Centennial Parklands is being created in Western Sydney in a major boost for affordable recreation and threatened wildlife.

The Minns Labor Government is helping fight urban heat and boost tree canopy in more of NSW with the Greener Neighbourhoods Grant Program being expanded to 10 councils in the Illawarra-Shoalhaven and Hunter-Central Coast.

Beverly Hills Town Centre (West) is set for its biggest transformation in decades, with a new rezoning proposal on public exhibition which could deliver around 800 new homes and approximately 190 jobs in the heart of the suburb.