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Aboriginal land use planning supports culturally informed land management, recognising Country, community priorities and collaborative planning approaches.

Discover how NSW planning reforms support agritourism, helping farmers diversify with farm experiences, accommodation and sustainable tourism opportunities.

We are ensuring risk from natural hazards is understood and considered early through strategic planning, protecting communities from existing and future risks.

Trees and vegetation that act as fuel for bushfires are permitted to be cleared in identified bushfire prone areas, without the need to get approval.

The NSW Government is working closely with other agencies on managing flood risks to keep our communities safe.

We have developed a statewide natural hazards package that encourages councils to consider natural hazard risks during strategic land-use planning.

The land-use planning system plays an important role in creating communities that are resilient to chronic stresses and episodic shocks.

We can all take action to create cooler places and make our communities more resilient. The NSW government, local councils, industry and homeowners all have a role to play.

State Environmental Planning Policy (Coastal Management) 2018 guides development assessment consistent with Coastal Management Act 2016 objectives.

Our plan to protect the Central West and Orana region’s environmental assets and build healthy and sustainable communities.