The NSW Government is encouraging the community to have its say on the first stage of plans to guide the development of land around the new Western Sydney Airport.

Volcanoes, microscopic marine animals, ocean currents, and extreme temperatures. They’re probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of picturesque Port Macquarie. But behind every rock on the coastline lies a story harking back several hundred million years. 

More than 800,000 renters in NSW are a step closer to sharing in the benefits of rooftop solar thanks to a NSW Government initiative backing clean energy projects.

The NSW Government is inviting the community to provide feedback on new design guidelines aimed at making play spaces across NSW more inclusive for everyone in the community.

Senior Department of Planning and Environment staff joined more than 300 people at a community meeting about the proposed Sutton Forest Quarry to listen to their views and concerns.

School students across the State are helping make their future healthier and greener by participating in tree planting events for Schools Tree Day.

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment has opened community consultation on the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the first stage of the Snowy 2.0 Project.

The Department of Planning and Environment is inviting the community’s feedback on a proposed legislative change to establish a long-term management framework, including funding, for the Pasminco Cockle Creek Smelter site before any further significant development occurs. 

One of Sydney’s worst bottlenecks is set for an upgrade after Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, announced an investment of more than $50 million towards the much-anticipated widening of the Epping Station Bridge.

A development application to build an 18–hole championship golf course at Long Bow Point has been recommended for refusal by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, has congratulated the Department of Planning and Environment's six winners at the state’s first Top 50 Public Sector Women Awards including Secretary of the Department, Carolyn McNally (pictured).

The Department of Planning and Environment is seeking the community’s feedback on the Tallawong Station Precinct South, to be built as part of the new Sydney Metro North-West.

Homeowners in new release and established areas across NSW will save up to $15,000 in building and administrative costs, under the new Greenfield Housing Code and Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code that commences on Friday, July 6, 2018. 

The Department of Planning and Environment has recommended to the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) that Ashton South East Open Cut Coal’s request to clarify conditions relating to its proposed Singleton mine be approved.

The NSW Government has announced a $31.55 million strategic road upgrade between Schofields and Riverstone which will provide thousands of motorists with a safer and faster road connection.