The NSW Government today released the final report from the independent investigation into Opal Tower, prepared by Professors Mark Hoffman, John Carter and Stephen Foster.

The NSW Government's acquisition of the State Heritage listed Hadley Park Estate has ensured an important part of Western Sydney history will be protected, preserved and eventually opened up to the public.

The NSW Government has released a new guideline and supporting website aimed at making play spaces across NSW more inclusive to ensure everyone, no matter their age or ability, can play.

Minister for Planning and Housing Anthony Roberts has welcomed the surge in investor confidence in Gosford since the implementation of the NSW Government’s revitalisation program for the capital of the Central Coast.

Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW John Barilaro and the Minister for Planning Anthony Roberts today announced approval for exploratory works for the Snowy 2.0 project.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, today
announced a suite of pioneering  planning
measures to help the Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council better utilise
its land.

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment will be in Chatswood Mall from Monday, February 4, to meet and talk with residents during Willoughby Council’s inaugural Golden Market.

Exhibition period for Rhodes extended until 28 February 2019.

The NSW Department of Planning is inviting the community to have its say on the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Tahmoor South Coal Project, on exhibition for public comment until 5 March.

To many Sydneysiders, Sydney Festival is as synonymous with summer as sunscreen and citronella candles. 

The communities of Jindabyne's neighbouring towns will have their say on the Go Jindabyne Masterplan, a NSW Government initiative to revitalise the gateway to the Snowy Mountains.

The NSW Government today released the preliminary findings of its independent investigation into Opal Tower, in an interim report prepared by Professors Mark Hoffman, John Carter and Stephen Foster.

A half yearly review of Independent Hearing and Assessment Panels (IHAPs) by the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) Institute of Public Policy and Governance shows they are delivering consistent and expert decision-making at the local planning level.

Current and future residents of the Hunter could soon reap the benefits of an NSW Government plan to secure nearly $470 million for vital regional infrastructure projects through a new financial contribution scheme paid for by developers.

The Government understands the anxiety and concern this is causing for the owners and tenants of Opal Tower. That’s why we’ve moved quickly to appoint independent engineering experts - Professors Mark Hoffman and John Carter – who were on site within hours of being appointed to begin their investigation into how it has happened.