Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, today welcomed the start of construction on a new inclusive play space in Sydney’s west, funded by a $1.5 million NSW Government grant.

Minister for Planning, Anthony Roberts, has congratulated the NSW Department of Planning for taking out two major gongs at the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) NSW Awards for Planning Excellence in Sydney last night.

The Mid North Coast will be the focus of a forum this week led by the NSW Department of Planning, bringing three State Government agencies together with local council staff to discuss recent improvements in planning policy. Council staff will also get to meet new North Regional Commissioner, Frank Holles, at this forum.

Shovels are now in the ground with work in full swing for the $76 million upgrade of Campbelltown Road, between East Town Centre Road and the new MacDonald Road, Bardia.

A new warehousing and distribution facility being built at Marsden Park will create more than 650 new jobs following development approval by the NSW Government.

Sydney housing completions remain at historic highs in the year to August 2018, according to new figures released by the Department of Planning and Environment today.

The NSW planning system is becoming more transparent and simpler to navigate with the creation of new community participation plans for planning authorities across the state.

The next phase of the $57.5 million renovation of the Australian Museum is now underway with the refurbishment plans on exhibition for public comment.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, today announced a further $20 million in funding to support local government infrastructure projects that speed up housing delivery across NSW.

The NSW Government has approved the construction of a new solar farm in Wagga Wagga providing a boost to the local economy.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, today announced the appointment of two Regional Commissioners, Miriam Dayhew and Frank Holles.

The Bourke community will come together again this week to discuss plans and strategies for the Shire’s future at the third Building Future Communities Workshop.

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment is consulting on plans to allow Sydney’s iconic Luna Park to introduce new rides for the Christmas holidays with strict protections around safety, noise, lighting and heritage.

The NSW Government’s first local character statement is a win for communities wanting more say in how their neighbourhoods evolve and respond to growth, Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, said today, showcasing the St Leonards-Crows Nest plan as the first to feature such a statement.

A bright future, with open space, well-designed buildings, homes and jobs close to public transport has been secured for Bayside West, with the rezoning of the Arncliffe and Banksia Precincts.