The NSW Government’s 2019-20 Budget has some great news for green and open spaces and for vital infrastructure to support both new and growing communities.

The NSW Government’s 2019-20 Budget is helping households with their energy bills and driving investment in a modern and reliable energy system.

Families across the state can stay warm and save money on bills this winter, thanks to a range of NSW Government programs helping to reduce energy costs.

The 2019 snow season will be the best yet for skiers, snowboarders and snow enthusiasts with major renovations and upgrades at multiple ski resorts now complete thanks to the NSW Government.

Everyone in Hay will have the chance to play soon, thanks to more than $750,000 in NSW Government funding to build an inclusive playground at Hay Park.

Residents across Sydney will soon have access to new playgrounds, walking trails, and cycleways as part of a $19 million transformation of government-owned land.

Over the next twenty years, most remaining coal fired power stations will close. That’s 60 per cent of Australia’s electricity generation. Right now the market is telling me that these power stations will be replaced with renewable energy firmed by a combination of gas and emerging storage technologies because of the economics.

The Department of Planning and Environment is asking for community feedback on a new Qantas Flight Training Centre in Mascot, with a proposal now on public exhibition until 4 July 2019.

A key six-hectare site has been purchased by the NSW Government to expand the Mambo Wetlands and support important koala habitat in Port Stephens.

The Department of Planning and Environment is calling for community feedback on plans for a new road/rail terminal and container park at St Mary’s near Penrith. 

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment is asking for community feedback on draft plans for the new Santa Sophia Catholic College, on public exhibition from now until 26 June 2019

As-Salam-u-Alaikum! The Department of Planning and Environment, along with many others in our community, will be at Rosehill Gardens on Tuesday, June 4, for the Sydney Chand Raat Eid Festival – the biggest celebration of Ramadan and Eid-ul-Fitr in Australia.

Detailed plans of Parramatta’s new $280 million Engineering Innovation Hub have been revealed with the NSW Government calling on locals to have their say on the new precinct.

The Department of Planning and Environment is calling for community feedback on plans to redevelop the Ivanhoe Estate in Macquarie Park.

The NSW Government is asking for community feedback on draft plans for a new Nihon University campus in Newcastle, which is on exhibition now until 19 June.