The NSW Liberal and National’s proposal on housing released today to wind back the Minns Labor Government's Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy would mean fewer homes being built, putting further pressure on prices and rents and making it even harder for young people, families and essential workers to live in Sydney, the Illawarra-Shoalhaven, the Central Coast and the Hunter.

The Minns Labor Government has finalised the Cherrybrook Precinct rezoning, enabling the delivery of up to 10,000 new homes and more than 200 new retail jobs in northwest Sydney.

The Minns Labor Government has finalised the rezoning of 33 hectares of the Parramatta North precinct and will invest $124.5 million to power its transformation into a thriving, mixed-use community adjacent to one of Australia’s most important heritage sites.

The Minns Labor Government has unveiled the final concept design for Anzac Park in West Ryde, delivering on a $6 million election commitment to transform the treasured 90-year-old park into a vibrant and accessible green space for the growing community.

The Minns Labor Government has passed nation-leading building reforms through NSW Parliament introducing a new, modern era of approvals and construction methods.

A further 17 projects have been declared as State Significant Development (SSD) following recommendations from the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA).

The Minns Labor Government is backing the Illawarra Shoalhaven and helping it plan for a strong future with the release of the draft Illawarra-Shoalhaven Regional Plan.

The Minns Labor Government is turning stalled approvals into new home building, with construction of nearly 650 new homes in Rhodes and Auburn set to be fast tracked under its $1 billion Pre-sale Finance Guarantee.

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.