The Minns Labor Government is unlocking more housing choice for Western Sydney families, with new planning changes allowing small secondary dwellings such as granny flats and studios in areas around Western Sydney International Airport least affected by aircraft noise.

The Port Kembla community is set to benefit from a major boost to local facilities, services and programs, with Marine Rescue NSW among 11 recipients of funding through the latest round of grants from the Minns Government’s Port Kembla Community Investment Fund.

Construction is underway on the new Warrawong Seawall, marking the first major milestone in the revitalisation of Warrawong Parklands and the Lake Illawarra foreshore into a renewed waterfront destination for the Illawarra community.

Faith communities across the Wollongong electorate are set to benefit from an investment aimed at strengthening safety at places of worship, with four local organisations receiving funding under the latest round of the Safe Places for Faith Communities Grants.

The Minns Labor Government is making it easier and faster to build homes with two new pathways which could halve assessment times for low-rise homes which account for 70 per cent of all development applications (DA).

A further eleven projects, in metropolitan Sydney, have been declared as State Significant Development following recommendations from the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA).

The Minns Labor Government is building better communities in South-West Sydney, with a rezoning proposal now on public exhibition for Glenfield West which could deliver around 1,200 homes close to public transport, jobs and essential services.

The Minns Labor Government is opening the doors to The Cutaway at Barangaroo with a vibrant weekend of free music, art and culture, inviting Sydneysiders to experience the newly transformed world-class venue for the first time. 

The Minns Labor Government is expanding opportunities for street performers, with four new busking sites added at the Sydney Fish Markets.

The Minns Labor Government is investing $600,000 to help transform the streets, parks, and public spaces of Ettalong, Umina and Woy Woy into cooler, greener environments.