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The Government Architect NSW works across government, private sector and community to improve social, environmental and economic outcomes for NSW.

The Roads to Home program partners with Aboriginal communities across NSW to improve quality of life and economic opportunities.

A mix of more than 5,000 new and affordable homes could soon be built in Sydney’s North West, at Riverstone East and Schofields, with development proposals now open for public feedback.

Barsbys Avenue Apartments responds to the demand for inner-city living while remaining inbeing at an appropriate scale for the local context.

The Casba development is about renewal and infill and balances the heritage considerations of the former warehouse precinct with the growing expectations of inner-city living environments.

The NSW State Government will invest $2.5m to make sure Penrith Beach can return for the 2024-25 summer swim season.

As part of the Minns Government’s commitment to deliver more well-located homes close to jobs and transport, the community surrounding the future Orchard Hills Station is being consulted on the precinct’s Stage One rezoning proposal.

The Minns Labor Government will deliver nearly 500 new homes to the Wagga Wagga community, 40 per cent of which will be new, modern social and affordable housing following the approval of the rezoning request for the Tolland Renewal Project.

Moore Park South will be transformed by a new 20-hectare public park that will respond to the community’s future recreational needs in one of the densest residential areas in Australia.

If your house was built or renovated before 1990, it likely contains asbestos. If that asbestos is intact and damage is unlikely, it is often best left alone.