Historic investment in NSW public schools continues

Historic investment in NSW public schools continues

Public school students across NSW will be supported through a direct investment of $10.93 billion in 2023, as set out in the annual School Budget Allocation Report (SBAR) released today.

31 October 2022
Funding to fast track bushfire technology

Funding to fast track bushfire technology

NSW businesses trialling innovative, field-ready bushfire technologies can now apply for the second round of the NSW Government’s Bushfire Technology Pilots Program.

26 October 2022
75 new eco-friendly social homes created in Glebe

75 new eco-friendly social homes created in Glebe

Construction has kicked off at Cowper Street, Glebe with a new social housing development that is transforming 19 aged dwellings into a modern complex of 75 new inner-city apartments

25 October 2022
NSW launches $360m plan to help industry decarbonise

NSW launches $360m plan to help industry decarbonise

The NSW Government has announced the $360 million Net Zero Industry and Innovation Investment Plan to support and partner with manufacturing and mining sectors to reduce emissions

25 October 2022
Australia’s first benefit sharing scheme for landowners hosting new transmission lines

Australia’s first benefit sharing scheme for landowners hosting new transmission lines

NSW landowners who host electricity transmission lines are set to benefit from a new Strategic Benefit Payments Scheme

25 October 2022
Diving against debris ahead of plastic ban

Diving against debris ahead of plastic ban

With just over a week until NSW bans more single-use plastics, Minister for Environment James Griffin has joined dozens of citizen science scuba divers and snorkelers in a community effort

23 October 2022
Next step to protect Wollumbin National Park

Next step to protect Wollumbin National Park

The future of Wollumbin National Park on the NSW North Coast will be guided by Aboriginal custodians after the development of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

20 October 2022
Landmark coercive control passes lower house

Landmark coercive control passes lower house

The NSW Government’s bill to criminalise coercive control in intimate partner relationships has passed the Lower House today with support across the Chamber.

19 October 2022

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