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21 Mar 2025

Summary of key provisions

Low and mid-rise housing areas are residential zoned land within 800 metres walking distance from a mapped town centre or the entrance of a nominated station.

Example of low-rise housing on Smith Drive, Penrith NSW. Credit: James Grabowski/DPHI
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21 Feb 2025

Unpacking low-rise housing

Low-rise housing is generally 1 to 2 storey, dual occupancy, multi-dwelling and manor houses. This form of housing contains 2 or more dwellings.

Example of low-rise housing on Darling Street, Balmain NSW. Credit: James Grabowski/DPHI
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13 Jan 2023

Accessibility

NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure aims to make its website accessible to all people including those with disabilities or restricted internet access.

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30 Jan 2026

Successful grant recipients

A list of successful grants recipients with a summary of projects details including the council and funding details under the Greening our City grant program.

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10 Oct 2025

Annual reports

The community consultative committee guideline requires independent chairpersons to report annually on the activities of the committee.

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02 Mar 2026

State Significant Rezoning Policy

The State Significant Rezoning Policy is aimed at identifying land to address the housing and employment needs of the growing population in NSW.

Residential homes in Homebush, Inner West Sydney, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Adam Hollingworth
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01 May 2026

Energy from waste

Energy from waste technology involves the thermal treatment of waste or waste-derived materials for the recovery of energy.

Waste is loaded into a pit at Woodlawn Bioreactor, Lake George, NSW. Credit: NSW Department of Planning and Environment / Jaime Plaza Van Roon
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20 Feb 2026

Estimated development cost

The department will use estimated development cost across the planning system, replacing cost of development and capital investment value.

Looking down on 1 Bligh St, Sydney NSW 2000.
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04 May 2023

Building locations and heights

The location and position of buildings on the Waterloo south block will help to minimise the shadow falling on outdoor areas, existing homes and new homes.

Aerial view looking down and over Waterloo South. Credit: Hassell | Studio
Aerial view looking down and over Waterloo South.
Credit: Hassell | Studio
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04 May 2023

Environmental factors

Over time, climate change will increase heavy rainfall and the risk and impact of flooding. It will also make the air temperature warmer.

Aerial view looking down and over Waterloo South. Credit: Hassell | Studio
Aerial view looking down and over Waterloo South.
Credit: Hassell | Studio

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