The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is asking for community feedback on plans to extend open cut mining at Mangoola Coal Mine, around 20 kilometres west of Muswellbrook.

The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is asking for community feedback on the Stage 2 proposal for the new $470 million Maitland Hospital on public exhibition from today until Thursday 8 August 2019.

The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is calling for community feedback on plans for a $47 million revamp of Sydney’s iconic Royal Hall of Industries at Moore Park.

Kids dressed in gumboots and gardening gloves gathered at Rosemeadow’s Heydon Park this week to plant trees with the help of Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Planning and Public Spaces Minister Rob Stokes.

Winter energy bills can come as a shock to many of us but they shouldn’t have to. There are heaps of free and easy ways to save energy - and money - this winter that won’t compromise your warmth.

The NSW government has approved the Pitt Street Metro Station State Significant Development (SSD) that will see two new towers grace the city’s street, integrated with the new Metro station below the ground.

Thousands more households are a step closer to accessing clean and reliable electricity after the NSW Government approved the first stage of the $300 million Shoalhaven Hydro Expansion project.

Tathra now has a new community-designed Lot Stafford inclusive play space thanks to funding from the NSW Government.

Creating more quality green spaces closer to homes and increasing the tree canopy by planting one million trees in Greater Sydney by 2022 are two new Premier’s Priorities announced today.

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.