The Minns Labor Government is bringing back the popular Rural Women’s Network Skills Roadshow, with an investment of $60,000 for eight more regional locations to host the free workshops.

After years of planning and construction, combined with endless patience from commuters, the final touches are being put on Southwest Metro with passenger services from Bankstown beginning tomorrow ...

The Minns Labor Government is investing $10.5 million into 30 local projects to enhance community facilities and services across the local government areas of Cessnock, Dungog, Lake Macquarie, ...

The Minns Labor Government is officially opening the upgraded Shoalhaven Memorial Hospital today as part of its $440 million redevelopment, delivering expanded, world-class facilities for the ...

The outstanding work of NSW public servants were celebrated last night at the 2026 NSW Premier’s Awards. The awards recognise the innovative and inspiring work that public servants are leading to help ...

The Minns Labor Government is another step closer to delivering a safer, smoother journey through Wagga Wagga, with piling work now complete on the $30 million Marshalls Creek Bridge replacement.

Work is officially underway on a multimillion-dollar upgrade of Thornton Public School that will almost double its number of permanent classrooms, as part of the Minns Labor Government’s work to ...

The first cases of motor neurone disease since NSW became the first jurisdiction in Australia to make it a notifiable condition have been reported.

IPART is seeking feedback on the maximum prices Sydney Desalination Plant can charge its customers for rainfall-independent drinking water.

The Minns Labor Government will this week highlight the state's vital mining and critical minerals sector as Sydney hosts the International Mining and Conference (IMARC).

Local communities in Albury, Wagga, Berrigan, Coolamon, Yass, Bundanoon and Goulburn will share in $6.58 million for 14 community-led projects designed to help regional towns stay active, connected ...

The southern Murray-Darling Basin will benefit from a new investment of $50 million funding 20 business projects that aim to create and retain 624 jobs in the local economy.