The public exhibition period for the New England Renewable Energy Zone Transmission Project's Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be extended by an additional two weeks, giving communities a total of six weeks to have their say.

The Minns Labor Government is investing $180,000 across the Illawarra-Shoalhaven to help better plan, manage and protect their tree canopy and deliver cooler, greener neighbourhoods.

The Minns Labor Government is delivering community infrastructure for growing communities in Transport Oriented Development (TOD) Accelerated Precincts, investing $90 million to build walking and cycling networks and street upgrades.

Nine architecturally designed terraces built using Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) at Landcom’s Schofields development are now complete and ready for families to move in.

Work is underway to deliver a new sports field, playgrounds, picnic shelters and amphitheatre as part of a new parkland in one of the most densely populated areas of Australia.

The 101-year-old Coniston Station is set for an upgrade to improve accessibility and connectivity across the Illawarra through the more than $1 billion Safe Accessible Transport (SAT) program.

Just days after the first passenger flights out of Western Sydney International Airport, Bradfield City is taking another major step towards becoming a thriving hub for jobs, industry and innovation, with the Minns Labor Government opening Expressions of Interest (EOI) for a development partner to deliver Bradfield City’s new Enterprise Precinct.

The Minns Labor Government is proposing simpler, more flexible planning rules to make better use of industrial land, back investment and create jobs across New South Wales.

Today, Kellie Sloane and the Liberals have unveiled a plan to avoid building more homes near infrastructure in Woollahra by shifting housing growth to Long Bay, without any new public transport investment needed to support it, while leaving taxpayers facing a potential multibillion-dollar bill to relocate a working prison, replace 1,200 beds and displace more than 1,000 staff.

Eleven new housing projects have been declared as State Significant Development (SSD) following recommendations from the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA).