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The department listened to feedback and worked closely with stakeholders to create a simpler and more transparent environmental planning and assessment system.

The Central Coast Regional Plan 2041 takes an infrastructure-first and place-based approach to future growth to implement the plan’s vision for the region.

The regional plan will sit alongside Regional Transport Plan to be developed by Transport for NSW and investments in the region will improve freight movements.

The Department of Planning and Environment is cutting red tape with a series of new decisions aimed at providing greater self-determination for Aboriginal communities and enabling them to reap the economic benefits of their land.

The Central Coast Regional Plan 2041 seeks to grow the region’s industrial, high-tech and rural economies while preserving stunning natural landscapes.

Mandatory Local Planning Panels (LPPs) are in place for all councils in Sydney, Wollongong City, the Central Coast, Wingecarribee Shire and Lismore City.

The Land Use and Infrastructure Implementation Plan (LUIIP) will help create vibrant, attractive and well connected communities for the North West Growth Area.

The Minns Labor Government has released its Industrial Lands Action Plan which sets out a new approach to plan, secure, and manage the supply of industrial lands to deliver new jobs, drive investment and support the building of more homes.

The regional plan will be implemented by the Department of Planning and Environment working with councils, state agencies, the Riverina Murray Regional Leadership Executive (RLE) and the community.

The North Coast is the most biologically diverse region in NSW. The regional plan offers several mechanisms to protect biodiversity in the North Coast region.