Compliance levies
The NSW Government is shaping the compliance funding framework as part of reforms to build a faster and simpler planning system.

Housekeeping amendments to the Codes SEPP – 2022
We’re continuously monitoring the Codes SEPP to ensure it is effectively reducing red tape, costs and delays for low impact exempt and complying development.

$64 million for priority riparian repair work
Waterways and estuaries including creeks, rivers and wetlands impacted by last year’s floods will be regenerated and protected from future disasters through a Riparian Stabilisation Package.

$260 million builds back more resilient assets
The Albanese and Minns governments are building infrastructure back better across areas of NSW impacted by natural disasters over the past 3 years.

Focus on prevention to reduce risk to life during floods in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley
The NSW Government is delivering on its election commitment to no longer develop housing on high-risk flood plains in Western Sydney.

Enhanced housing supply insights to help shape Illawarra-Shoalhaven
The NSW Government will release a refreshed Urban Development Program (UDP) dashboard for the Illawarra-Shoalhaven this week providing a more comprehensive look into land and housing supply in the region.

Camellia-Rosehill set for revitalisation
Camellia-Rosehill is one step closer to being transformed into a thriving precinct with new jobs, housing, and entertainment on the banks of the Parramatta River.

Community-led program repairing homes and lives in Lismore
More than 350 flood affected homes in the Northern Rivers region can now be repaired, getting vulnerable people back on their feet and into safe h

Re-energised White Bay Power Station to open its doors and host 2024 Biennale of Sydney
Nearly 40 years after the lights were switched off at White Bay Power Station, the iconic building will once again energise Sydney – this time as an arts, cultural and community hu

New DA withdrawal guidelines for councils to boost housing supply
The NSW Government is ramping up its efforts to have fewer development applications (DAs) withdrawn and to get more people into homes sooner by releasing new guidelines for council
