Approvals fast tracked for NSW projects
The NSW government has earmarked 24 projects to be fast-tracked through the planning process.
30 April, 2020The NSW government has earmarked 24 projects to be fast-tracked through the planning process.
30 April, 2020The NSW government has ordered a review of developer contributions and levies.
16 April, 2020Emergency changes to NSW planning laws mean supermarkets can operate around the clock.
25 March, 2020e-Planning will become mandatory for metropolitan NSW councils from July.
22 March, 2020Councils are being asked to waive supermarket delivery curfews to help minimise panic buying.
19 March, 2020A reformed NSW planning oversight body will have fewer commissioners.
3 February, 2020The first six Western Sydney Aerotropolis precincts are set to be rezoned by mid-2020.
9 December, 2019E-planning will become mandatory for all all metropolitan NSW councils from next year.
28 November, 2019Sydney’s councils are getting more planning powers to help the state government clear a backlog.
18 November, 2019The NSW planning referee will be reviewed following a bungled mine approval.
21 October, 2019A NSW innovation network has been launched to drive the move to a circular economy.
14 October, 2019Questions have been raised about developer donations and NSW planning assessments.
12 September, 2019Collaboration between councils, state and federal governments underpins a bold plan for Sydney.
22 August, 2019More 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.
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