NSW Budget to keep economy firing and boost jobs as recovery gathers pace

NSW Budget to keep economy firing and boost jobs as recovery gathers pace

Keeping people safe, boosting the economic recovery and creating a prosperous future through innovation, continued investment and reform is at the heart of today’s 2021-22 NSW State Budget.

22 June 2021
NSW Government delivering safety and stability for the mining sector

NSW Government delivering safety and stability for the mining sector

Establishing NSW as a world leader for investment in mining while doubling down on the protection of workers, communities and the environment

22 June 2021
Massive Budget boost for Western Sydney

Massive Budget boost for Western Sydney

From record investments in transport and roads to six new schools and unprecedented funding to start delivery of the Bradfield City Centre in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis,

22 June 2021
Kids dive into learn to swim voucher program

Kids dive into learn to swim voucher program

More pre-school aged children will be safer around water under measures announced in the 2021-22 NSW Budget.

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Ongoing boost to support small business

Ongoing boost to support small business

The NSW Small Business Commission will receive $13 million in funding in the next financial year to progress the delivery of key projects

22 June 2021
Record transport investment to boost jobs and drive certainty for Greater Sydney

Record transport investment to boost jobs and drive certainty for Greater Sydney

The NSW Government has committed $71.5 billion over four years to bolster its unprecedented transport infrastructure program,

22 June 2021
Record Budget investment to support emergency services

Record Budget investment to support emergency services

Emergency services and communities will be better prepared for disaster, with another record $1.9 billion budget in 2021-22

22 June 2021
Record $24 billion delivers lifelong learning

Record $24 billion delivers lifelong learning

The NSW Government is supporting students from the moment they are born, through primary and high school, and their tertiary education with a record $24.4 billion commitment in the 2021-22 N...

22 June 2021

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