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State-significant precincts are areas with state or regional planning significance because of their social, economic or environmental characteristics.

The Technical Assurance Panel pilot program was a new way for state agencies, councils and landowners to collaborate on strategic investigations for precincts.

The guide recognises and celebrates the diversity of urban environments, natural landscapes, climates and communities that exist across this vast area.

Supporting regional communities by providing around 270 new homes for key workers, and unlocking 127,000 regional homes.

The NSW Government established the Regional Housing Taskforce in 2021 in response to pressures on the supply and affordability of housing in Regional NSW.

There is an urgent need to provide housing for temporary workers involved in constructing large-scale projects within renewable energy zones (REZs).

In NSW we have Australia’s largest social housing portfolio of 125,000 properties. Funding is needed to provide a better experience for residents.

Neighbourhood centres can be improved using exempt and complying development planning pathways to simplify the approval process.

The nature of these effects may require advice or agreement from another NSW Government agency, or between councils. These requirements are known as concurrences and referrals.

Employment land strategies summarise the economic setting, barriers to growth and opportunities associated with employment land in local government areas.