The Department of Planning and Environment will be at the Western Sydney Careers Expo from 28 June to 1 July 2018 at the Dome, Sydney Showground.

The Department of Planning and Environment has encouraged the community to have its say on the redevelopment of the Sydney Football Stadium at Moore Park.

Residents of the Illawarra will soon have greater housing choice, employment opportunities, environmental protection and more open space for the region after an amendment to the Wollongong Local Environmental Plan (LEP).

The Department of Planning and Environment was at the HIA Home Show from 25 May to 27 May 2018 at ICC Sydney Darling Harbour. 

The Government’s short-term holiday letting plan will support the sharing economy and give consumers more choice while cracking down on bad behaviour, Minister for Better Regulation Matt Kean said.

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Parramatta Light Rail is now full steam ahead with stage 1 of the project now receiving planning approval meaning construction will start within months.

The Department of Planning and Environment will today meet with architecture, planning and design professionals, as well as local community groups, to explore the importance of local character across New South Wales.

The Secretary of the Department of Planning and Environment, Carolyn McNally, will host the first of six Regional Council Roundtable meetings in Tamworth today, together with members of local councils from the New England North West Region.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, said the investment of $52 million by the NSW Government for development of Gosford, on top of $406 million already invested in Gosford, was a major boost to employment opportunities on the Central Coast.

Minister for Planning and Housing, Anthony Roberts, today announced an investment of $52 million in funding for infrastructure and public space in Gosford.

$42m has been earmarked by the NSW Government to fund infrastructure such as water and sewer in Gosford City Centre.

NSW Government funding worth more than $80 million will shift the construction of two important road upgrades into gear, as new communities and homes in South-West Sydney are being delivered.

South-West Sydney’s tree canopy will be enhanced, making it a greener and greater place to live, with the addition of 10,000 trees in the new community of Willowdale in South West Sydney.

Walsh Bay’s transformation to become a world-class arts precinct is one step closer after approvals were received for the two state significant planning applications and the local residents and owners’ approval.