The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is encouraging the local community to have their say on the proposed $172 million Northside Private Hospital in West Gosford.

The management, development and activation of key Government sites across NSW will be brought together under plans to better manage and protect the State’s iconic places.

The Port Macquarie community is invited to learn more about the proposed Sancrox Quarry expansion project and the planning process at an information session next week.

The State’s Independent Planning Commission will be overhauled, following an extensive review by the NSW Productivity Commission.

The Singleton community is invited to learn more about the Glendell Continued Operations Project and the planning process at an information session on Monday 3 February 2020.

The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is calling for community feedback on plans for the construction and operation of the Western Harbour Tunnel and Warringah Freeway Upgrade Project.

Koala habitats will be better protected under a new State Environmental Planning Policy that has been released by the NSW Government today.

A new tunnel from Arncliffe to Kogarah that will shave up to 15 minutes’ off motorists’ commutes will become a reality following NSW Government planning approval.

Waterloo’s transition into a bustling hub of homes, jobs and high-quality public space continues with the NSW Government approving a concept proposal the future Waterloo Metro Quarter.

The NSW Government is calling on the community to have its say on the reimagination of Fernhill Estate in Western Sydney, with the options for the future use of the Estate on public exhibition from today.

University towns will continue to drive population and economic growth across NSW, according to the 2019 NSW Population Projections released today.

The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment has approved a new $188 million solar farm at Maryvale, 15km north-west of Wellington, in the state’s central west.

More office space, good design and high-quality public places are the cornerstone of plans to supercharge growth and investment in Sydney’s CBD.

Sydney’s Greater Macarthur area will deliver up to 40,000 jobs and 58,000 new homes over the next 20 years, thanks to the NSW Government formally declaring the region as a growth area.

Plans for NSW’s newest city will be revealed today with the NSW Government calling on the community to help shape the future Western Sydney Aerotropolis.