New diploma gives the future of planning a strong start
In a first for NSW, budding planners will soon have a TAFE pathway into the planning profession with a new diploma open for enrolments.
Plan for new homes and parklands on display
More than 500 hectares of land could be added to Jervis Bay National Park and hundreds of new homes delivered for the Shoalhaven, under plans on exhibition from today.
Planning reform to provide a leg up for farmers
Proposed changes to the NSW planning system are set to make it easier for regional landholders to build sheds and carry out earthworks without the need for a development application (DA).
Planning reforms to deliver social and affordable housing
The Minns Labor Government will use new NSW planning laws to focus State-owned Housing Corporations on tackling the State’s housing crisis, by building more social and affordable homes, faster.
Making it happen – Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041
Implementing the Central West and Orana Regional Plan 2041 and reporting on the progress and achievements.
Plans for new wind energy project on public exhibition
NSW could see a further 530,000 homes powered by clean renewable energy, with plans for a wind energy project and battery storage system.
Have your say on hotel plans at Randwick Racecourse
Racegoers at Royal Randwick could have everything they need right on their doorstep under plans for a new hotel and entertainment hub in Sydney’s east.
Community feedback sought on plans for new offices above Crows Nest metro
The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is encouraging the community to have its say on a plan to construct a new commercial building above the future Crows Nest metro station.
Have your say on plans for the St Leonards Telstra exchange site
The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has released draft plans for a state-led rezoning and State Significant Development (SSD) proposal in St Leonards, now on exhibition for community feedback.
Artificial Intelligence trial to speed up local planning systems
Sixteen councils will trial technologies to speed up development assessment timeframes, as part of the NSW Government’s $5.6 million investment into introduce artificial intelligence into the planning system.