The NSW Department of Planning and Environment has approved a new $407 million solar farm at Darlington Point near Griffith.

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment has approved the $262 million Suntop Solar Farm project in the state’s Central West.

Community consultation is front-and-centre of the new NSW Large-Scale Solar Energy Guideline released today to inform and guide applicants and the community through the assessment process for state significant solar farm proposals.

NSW Planning policy changes introduced last year have been extended to ensure the party won’t be cut short at midnight this New Year’s Eve.

The Department of Planning and Environment has completed its comprehensive assessment of the Hume Coal Project and associated Berrima Rail Project and the Minister for Planning has referred the projects to the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) for a public hearing.

Construction at the Crudine Ridge Wind Farm near Mudgee stopped on Friday after the NSW Department of Planning and Environment threatened to take legal action.

The community is invited to have their say on a revised draft plan for Rhodes that includes more open space, a site for a new local school, greater pedestrian access and more jobs in the area.

The NSW Government has confirmed that the open space character of Lavender Green will remain unaffected by planning changes, which make it easier for Luna Park to install new rides, following feedback from the community.

The first stage of the redevelopment of the Sydney Football Stadium, involving its demolition and a concept proposal for a new stadium, has been approved subject to strict conditions.

The Sydney Roosters Football Club and AFL head office will call the Entertainment Quarter home for up to four years following changes made to state planning policy today.

The NSW Government has approved the $200 million upgrade of the Bayswater Power Station in NSW’s Hunter region, ensuring the station’s safe, reliable and efficient operation until its scheduled closure in 2035.

The Department of Planning and Environment today revealed the concept design for a future inclusive play space in the South East and Tablelands Region.

The NSW Government is considering reforms to cap the number of boarding rooms allowed in a boarding house development in low-density residential zones to a maximum of 12 per site.

The NSW government has worked hard to improve housing affordability and supply.