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.

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.

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.

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.

The NSW Government has introduced a new, world-first land-use tool set to speed up the planning system and save taxpayers millions of dollars a year.

Drivers will enjoy improved road conditions in Central Tilba with the NSW Government investing more than $81,000 to fix a stretch of road that connects residents to properties and Corunna State Forest.

One of Australia’s largest urban renewal projects is a step closer, with the NSW Government launching an Expressions of Interest campaign to seek a renewal partner for the redevelopment of the Waterloo Estate.

The Government is making it easier to build more affordable and diverse housing across NSW.

First home buyers will be able to choose between an upfront payment or a smaller annual property tax under reforms that will help make home ownership achievable for more NSW residents.

Aboriginal communities in NSW’s Far West will have better access to health services as well as job and education opportunities, following the transfer of the former Brewarrina correctional centre site to the Brewarrina Local Aboriginal Land

Communities, councils and social housing providers in 10 NSW local government areas (LGAs) now have access to new data showing the housing required to meet their needs.

More than 38,000 new homes and around 66,000 new jobs are on their way for Parramatta and along Parramatta Road, after plans for the future of the area progressed.