Free WHS safety advice for farming businesses

Free WHS safety advice for farming businesses

The NSW Government and NSW Farmers have launched a workplace safety program providing education and advice to the agriculture industry to help reduce farm-related death, injury and disease.

23 September 2021
Funding boost for disability advocacy services

Funding boost for disability advocacy services

People with disability will be better supported to access services and support under the NSW Government’s new Disability Advocacy Futures Program.

23 September 2021
Easing restrictions to get workers back on the tools

Easing restrictions to get workers back on the tools

The Berejiklian Government is easing restrictions for the construction industry, by resuming full capacity at unoccupied construction sites with COVID-safe plans,

23 September 2021
More cash to fix local roads in the bush

More cash to fix local roads in the bush

Hundreds of additional roads across regional NSW will receive funding for vital works to improve journeys for regional communities, farmers and freight.

23 September 2021
New protections for high value conservation areas

New protections for high value conservation areas

The NSW Government has today announced the opening of nominations to identify and protect Areas of Outstanding Biodiversity Value (AOBVs) on both private and public lands across NSW.

23 September 2021
More rough sleepers into secure homes

More rough sleepers into secure homes

More than 500 people who were previously sleeping rough now have a safe place to call home, one year on from the establishment of the NSW Government’s landmark Together Home program.

22 September 2021
Mayors and council staff unite to max the vax

Mayors and council staff unite to max the vax

Mayors and council workers are united in one voice to urge the state’s local government workforce to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

21 September 2021
NSW Government retrains timber mill workers

NSW Government retrains timber mill workers

Around 50 timber mill workers in Wagga Wagga who were set to lose their jobs with the relocation of the Big River timber mill have received free training and a personal skills matching servi...

21 September 2021

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