The NSW Government is developing a Landholder Negotiation Framework to protect the interests of farmers and landholders impacted by increased river flows as a result of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

Regional tourism spending is set for a boost leading into summer with more than $17 million invested in upgrades to holiday parks on Crown land.

The proposed New Dungowan Dam and Pipeline project has been declared as Critical State Significant Infrastructure given its importance to increasing Tamworth’s town water supply and maintaining water for the Peel Valley’s $2 billion agricultural

An iconic coastal walk near Port Macquarie and a popular campground near Macksville have been restored following clean-up and repair work funded by the NSW Government’s Flood Recovery Program.

NSW is in the midst of an energy infrastructure boom, with two major projects gaining planning approval and the Waratah Super Battery to be declared as Critical State Significant Infrastructure, all of which will help drive power prices down and

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Premier Dominic Perrottet have announced a plan to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with a public square named in her honour in the heart of Sydney’s historic Macquarie Street.

Race days at Newcastle Racecourse will gallop ahead after the jockey club received state planning approval for a new stables complex on the site.

The Coffs Harbour community has given strong support for proposed improvements to the Jetty Foreshore, with a clear call for a revitalised waterfront to boost the local economy and bring jobs and investment to the region.

Up to 6,000 native trees are on offer to residents across Greater Sydney this month, with the latest round of the NSW Government’s Tree Giveaway kicking off today.

Racegoers will get a great view of the action with the completion of a $500,000 restoration of Moree Race Club’s grandstand.

A $60 million pipeline of almost 150 new homes is set to be delivered for people in need across Newcastle over the next three years, starting with the completion of eight new units at Waratah West.

Divers can once again visit the HMAS Adelaide dive site after the NSW Government invested $114,545 to make the site safe and undertake an expert safety review to approve its re-opening following impacts from large ocean swells.