The New South Wales government is launching a tender for a Modern Methods of Construction Innovation Facility to build prefabricated housing modules. This initiative aims to speed up and reduce the cost of new home delivery through off-site construction, with potential savings of up to 20% in time and 50% in cost.
A convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Stanley Rosenstrauss, has been authorised by the NSW government to manage nearly a dozen apartment buildings across Sydney, including those popular with young families. He was granted a strata management and real estate licence despite disclosing his crimes.
New South Wales government launches interest-free loans up to $15,000 and cash subsidies up to $4,000 to encourage solar panel and battery adoption. The scheme aims to ease energy bill pressures for households.
New South Wales government launches interest-free loans up to $15,000 and cash subsidies up to $4,000 for renewable energy upgrades like solar panels and batteries to help households reduce energy bills.
NSW government launches Cultural Fire Strategy to address regulatory barriers and support Aboriginal land management practices for bushfire preparedness. The strategy aims to resolve issues like insurance costs and complex approvals, promoting traditional burning methods.
NSW government has reversed a six-year ban on granny flats in lower noise impact zones near Western Sydney International Airport, allowing secondary dwellings up to 85 sqm in specific areas to increase housing options.
The federal, ACT and NSW governments will spend $100 million upgrading the Canberra to Sydney rail link in a bid to reduce the train trip to under four hours.
The federal, ACT and NSW governments will spend $100 million upgrading the Canberra to Sydney rail link in a bid to reduce the train trip to under four hours.
NSW's peak body for domestic violence has described a campaign calling for a government-run body to solely provide services as a "huge shift backwards".
Two years on from a NSW government crackdown on youth crime, one of the state's most affected towns is seeing results.
A loophole in the NSW government's water restrictions in the northern basin of the Murray Darling means river water is still being sucked up by a handful of major licence holders.
The NSW government remains committed to Tomago Aluminium but is still waiting to learn how much the bailout will cost.
Researchers in north-west NSW are wading through thick mud in an attempt to save hundreds of turtles after the NSW government decided to stop supplying water to the protected wetland.
