Communities across rural and regional NSW have been given their first look at the design for new regional helicopter bases, as part of a planned expansion to NSW’s aeromedical network and enhancing ...
Today at 4:31am, the first train left Bankstown Station marking the commencement of passenger services on the new Southwest Metro.
The Minns Labor Government will this week highlight the state's vital mining and critical minerals sector as Sydney hosts the International Mining and Conference (IMARC).
Families, locals and visitors can now enjoy easier and safer access through one of Brunswick Heads’ most popular foreshore destinations, with the NSW Government completing a package of improvements at ...
Local communities in Albury, Wagga, Berrigan, Coolamon, Yass, Bundanoon and Goulburn will share in $6.58 million for 14 community-led projects designed to help regional towns stay active, connected ...
Threatening, abusive and violent customers face being banned from businesses under tough new legislation being introduced today by the Minns Labor Government to protect NSW workers.
The southern Murray-Darling Basin will benefit from a new investment of $50 million funding 20 business projects that aim to create and retain 624 jobs in the local economy.
After years of planning and construction, combined with endless patience from commuters, the final touches are being put on Southwest Metro with passenger services from Bankstown beginning tomorrow ...
Today I announce that I will not re-contest my seat of Wyong at the upcoming New South Wales State Election on 13 March 2027.
The Minns Labor Government is officially opening the upgraded Shoalhaven Memorial Hospital today as part of its $440 million redevelopment, delivering expanded, world-class facilities for the ...
The $164 million Jervis Bay Road intersection upgrade will soon reach a major milestone, with the new western roundabout set to open to traffic early next month.
The Minns Labor Government is bringing back the popular Rural Women’s Network Skills Roadshow, with an investment of $60,000 for eight more regional locations to host the free workshops.