Expressions of Interest (EOIs) have opened today for the first round of projects to be considered by the Investment Delivery Authority (IDA), calling for developments related to data centres and technology, renewable energy and energy security, along with hotels critical to visitor economy growth.

The Independent Planning Commission (IPC) has recommended that proposed rehabilitation works at Bombo Quarry in Kiama be declared State Significant Development (SSD).

The next round of Minns Labor Government vibrancy reforms is amping up culture making it easier for councils, businesses and communities to stage events, host live performances and activate outdoor spaces.

A partnership between the Minns Labor Government and leading Australian space technology business Space Machines Company is lifting off, establishing Bradfield as a manufacturing hub for critical space infrastructure like satellites that will help safeguard space for Australia and our allies. 

Eight young leaders from Western Sydney are bringing fresh perspectives on science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) to help shape the future of Bradfield City through the inaugural Bradfield STEAM Council.

Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully has today launched his annual Kids Book Drive, inviting the community to donate books and help local school children develop strong early reading skills.

The Member for Keira Ryan Park and Member for Wollongong Paul Scully today attended the sod turn for a new transport-oriented housing development The Works, Corrimal. 

A draft 10-year vision for the Inner West’s, Callan Park has been released for community feedback setting out a clear plan to increase open space, improve accessibility and improve amenity.

A further 21 projects have been declared as State Significant Development (SSD) following recommendations from the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA).

Consultation is now open and Transport for NSW is seeking feedback from road users and the community on their experiences travelling along and accessing the M1 Princes Motorway between Picton Road and the base of Mount Ousley.