NSW looks to market for solutions to wicked problems
A new procurement platform to be launched on 31 May is part of a broader approach to making it easier to do business with the NSW Government, its most senior ICT executive says.
20 May, 2018
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School ovals open for holidays as concerns of sportsground shortage mount
More than 80 public schools in NSW have opened their gates during the school holidays to allow community groups to use their playgrounds, ovals and courts, the State Government has announced.
16 April, 2018
Concern for council powers in EPA shake-up
In a move criticised as weakening councils’ ability to challenge environmentally destructive logging, the NSW Government will transfer some of the EPA’s responsibilities for protecting native vegetation.
13 April, 2018
Noticeboard: new chair, directors for Destination NSW
Also in this wrap: LGA Tasmania reappoints Katrena Stephenson as CEO; Nick Mitzevich appointed director of the National Gallery; and Donald Cant Watts Corke appoints Michael Chant as a director.
13 April, 2018
NSW Government adopts infrastructure, transport plans
Greater Sydney will become a “metropolis of three cities” under a key region plan adopted by the State Government on Sunday.
19 March, 2018
State minister welcomes council’s swoop on bikes
Local councils calling for state government legislation to address ongoing issues with dockless share bikes in NSW look set to be left handling the issue.
8 March, 2018
Governments agree on major Western Sydney deal
The Federal and NSW Governments, together with eight local councils of Western Sydney, have signed the Western Sydney City Deal, a 20-year agreement between the three levels of government.
5 March, 2018
Copyright Agency sues NSW Government
The Copyright Agency says it has been ‘pushed to the last resort’ and is suing the NSW Government over the non-payment of fees for copyrighted material being shared within and between state government agencies. The Agency is the industry body representing the copyright and licensing interests of thousands of Australian authors, publishers, photographers, and other […]
21 November, 2017
NSW transport ‘hiring freeze’
Millions of dollars will be stripped from the operating budgets of NSW’s government-owned transport agencies, Fairfax Media is reporting. Quoting ‘a briefing note to staff obtained by Fairfax Media’ from Transport for NSW secretary Tim Reardon, the department’s deputy secretaries have been told that operating budgets for all the state’s transport divisions have been cut […]
5 October, 2017
Are merged councils financially secure?
A ten-week study and research has shown up shortfalls in some amalgamated council figures.
7 September, 2017
D-licence to become an e-licence
The NSW drivers’ licence is set to become electronic in 2019, joining three others already available in digital form.
21 August, 2017
Palliative care: NSW Health must improve
NSW Health has a limited understanding of the quantity and quality of palliative care services across the state.
17 August, 2017
Schools: we need clarity around the ethics option
Parents need a fair and informed choice, writes Evan Hannah.
7 August, 2017
What will go into the blig black hole in Ultimo?
The NSW Government will move the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta.
1 August, 2017
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