The assessment of a proposed flight training centre for Qantas and global aviation training leader CAE will be expedited after being declared State Significant.

A first-of-its-kind plan that protects important biodiversity and koala populations, while supporting more than 73,000 new homes in Western Sydney, has been finalised by the NSW Government.

Now is the time to recognise volunteers and organisations who make outstanding contributions to managing Crown reserves for their community, with nominations for the Community Achievement awards closing in one week.

Four hectares of new public open space, affordable housing, thousands of jobs, and the revitalisation of White Bay Power Station, are highlights of rezoning plans aimed at transforming part of Sydney’s inner harbour.

Dorrigo residents are enjoying a prized new community asset after a group of volunteers spent the past two-and-half years transforming weed-infested land along the Bielsdown River into a scenic nature walk.

Wollongong residents are encouraged to have their say on the future of Berkeley Boat Harbour at Lake Illawarra to help inform development of a masterplan for the site.

A new $2 million cabin precinct has been completed at the Reflections Holiday Park that operates on Crown land at Urunga.

The Department of Planning and Environment is encouraging the public to have its say on the draft Riverina Murray Regional Plan 2041.

Tennis has returned to Mungery Recreational Reserve south of Narromine with the completion of a $160,500 multipurpose court next to the community hall.

Simon Newport has been named the new Chief Executive of the NSW Land and Housing Corporation, leading the team responsible for the largest housing portfolio in Australia, comprising some 125,000 property assets worth more than $51 billion.

Keeping Pitt Street south closed to traffic at McEvoy Street and allowing more flexibility to achieve the best design outcomes for three tall buildings proposed in McEvoy Street, are key features of the latest plan for Waterloo South.

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment today announced a temporary restriction on interstate water trades into the NSW Murray, Lower Darling and Murrumbidgee regulated river water sources.