The Minns Labor Government is continuing to rebuild essential health services for the people of NSW by investing $23 million to reduce overdue surgeries as part of the 2025-26 Budget.

The Minns Labor Government will invest $110 million dollars in the 2025-26 Budget to revitalise and rebuild our public spaces, building better and safer communities for NSW.

The Minns and Albanese Labor Governments have teamed up to double the incentives available for NSW households and small businesses to install a solar battery and connect it to a Virtual Power Plant, ...

The 2025-26 Budget will deliver a new $492 million NSW Health Pathology Statewide Hub as part of the Minns Labor Government’s plan to improve essential health services for the people of NSW.

The thoughts of the entire Government are with our colleague and our friend Prue Car as she begins treatment following her breast cancer diagnosis.

Keeping your children safe need not cause lasting injury to the household budget, with a $30 children’s helmet among those rated as safest on the market.

I informed the Premier that, for health reasons, I will be taking personal leave for an undetermined period of time.

The Minns Labor Government will invest $30.4 million in a new Crisis Intervention package to ensure more vulnerable people can access homelessness services and find a safe place to live.

The Minns Labor Government is rolling out a new ‘Find Your Path on a NSW Great Walk’ campaign that highlights seven spectacular multi-day walks across the state to address the growing interest in ...

The freight sector will employ an additional 235,000 workers and add $131.5 billion to the NSW economy by 2061, as the Minns Labor Government sets a course for growth and enhanced productivity.

The Minns Labor Government is getting on with delivering the Western Harbour Tunnel Project, with the largest tunnel boring machines (TBMs) in the Southern Hemisphere set to arrive in Sydney later ...

Workers compensation reform in NSW has overcome a key hurdle, with legislation passing the parliament’s lower house despite the Coalition teaming up with the Greens to try and block its progress.