Planning

A proposal to build up to 600 homes and help Aboriginal people take greater control of their land on the Central Coast, is now on exhibition for community feedback.

Councils across Greater Sydney are sharing in more than a million dollars' worth of funding to help create a cooler, greener and more appealing city.

Sydney’s inner south could soon be home a new $76.9 million state-of-the-art, multi-storey warehouse, distribution, and office facility for Schindler Lifts Australia.

Former residents of the Parramatta Girls Home were acknowledged today with the NSW Government opening a memorial for abuse survivors at the site in Western Sydney.

The NSW Government will update the BASIX standards alongside a range of other initiatives to help deliver more quality and affordable homes in communities across the State.

The NSW Government today announced the first ever NSW Smart City Innovation Challenge calling for start-ups and small businesses to pitch data-focused solutions to help NSW be a zero-waste state.

The Western Sydney Aerotropolis is set for take-off after the NSW Government today released the final Precinct Plan which will support more than 100,000 jobs and 11,400 new homes.

Construction has begun on a world class footbridge across the Parramatta River as part of an infrastructure investment which will support tens of thousands of new homes and jobs over the next two decades.

A new 500 megawatt battery has received planning approval, helping to drive Liddell Power Station’s transformation into a renewable energy hub.

Minister for Planning and Minister for Homes Anthony Roberts today announced he had discontinued the Minister’s Planning Principles to ensure focus remained on the government’s priority of delivering a pipeline of housing supply.

Work has begun on Australia Post’s new warehouse, creating 1,700 new construction jobs and injecting more than $55 million into the Western Sydney economy.

Plans for over 3,000 new and improved homes in Sydney’s inner south are part of a proposal for stage one of the Waterloo Estate redevelopment, which is now on exhibition for community feedback.

Sharing the planning load and helping regional councils speed up the delivery of new housing are at the heart of a new program unveiled today.

Councils have until March 25 to provide further feedback on proposals to reform infrastructure contributions as the NSW Government carefully considers issues raised during consultation.

Thirteen new Aboriginal communities are to receive essential infrastructure and service upgrades as part of the NSW Government’s $109 million Roads to Home Program.