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The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has announced a panel of preferred Aboriginal-owned suppliers to provide cultural immersion experiences for its employees, and share the richness and diversity of Aboriginal culture and history on Country. 

The once-tired St Johns Avenue Precinct in Gordon has been transformed into a thriving urban forest, showing how streetscape projects shape sustainable urban environments.

The Cooks to Cove GreenWay project enhances Sydney’s Inner West by creating a vibrant green corridor linking the Cooks River with Iron Cove.

Some of the Northern Beaches’ hottest zones were transformed by canopy trees being planted across industrial areas and parks.

Strong environmental and community benefits were delivered via an ambitious large-scale planting effort that saw canopy coverage extended and biodiversity boosted.

The Hills Metro Station is now buzzing with people and pollinators thanks to planting trials that have significantly increased its vegetation and floral display.

The Hunter and Central Coast Planning Panel received a planning proposal from the Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council for a site on Reeves Street, Somersby in July 2023.

The NSW Housing Pattern Book Design Competition, led by Government Architect NSW, aims to engage the best architectural minds to develop housing ideas to support more diverse housing.

The future streetscapes of Sydney are a step closer to becoming a reality with 21 architecture teams shortlisted for the New South Wales Pattern Book Design Competition.

The Minns Labor Government is getting on with the job of delivering new high schools in Sydney’s North-West, announcing the site for a new public high school for two of the city’s fastest growing suburbs.