NSW Herbarium goes global with state-of-the-art platform
People from around the world can now access digital records of more than one million plants with the launch of the first searchable image archive from the National Herbarium of New South Wales.
Unlocking Walsh Bay to unleash its potential as our harbourfront cultural hotspot
The Minns Labor Government’s mission to bring Sydney back to life will allow Walsh Bay to show its true potential as one of the Southern Hemisphere’s leading performing arts hotspots during the next three weeks of the Sydney Festival.
Safer driving is the New Year’s resolution NSW needs to lower road toll
The NSW Government is issuing a call to the 6.9 million drivers across the state to make the safest decisions on the road in 2025 and help reduce the annual road toll.
Helping Save Lives: Minns Labor Government welcomes Engineered Stone importation ban
The Minns Labor government has welcomed the ban on the importation of engineered stone products from 1 January 2025, to protect the future health and safety of workers.
Go West! New data shows nightlife hubs thriving across Sydney
Western and South-Western Sydney are fast cementing their reputations as go-to night-time destinations, with St Marys and Bringelly, Merrylands-Guilford and Parramatta experiencing strong growth in food, beverage, leisure and entertainment spending.
More free summer fun is on the way, with activities and events for the whole community to enjoy
More free summer fun is on the way, with activities and events for the whole community to enjoy.
Know your rights this shopping season and bag a bargain not a return regret
With the Boxing Day sales launching today, NSW Fair Trading is encouraging shoppers to be savvy about their rights before they hit the stores or start clicking ‘add to cart’.
More homes on the way for Canterbury-Bankstown
The next round of the Transport Oriented Development State Environmental Planning Policy (TOD SEPP) sites are coming into effect in the New Year.
New environmental name and shame register to warn and protect the public
The first businesses have been added to a new name and shame register set up by the Minns Labor Government to highlight poor environmental practices.
Finding a new home for Northern Rivers buyback properties
Home buyers will be given the opportunity to purchase and repurpose Northern Rivers buyback properties and give them a new life away from flood zones under a proposal designed to retain their unique character.