Chris Minns

New South Wales Local Government Minister Ron Hoenig’s day started inelegantly and was resembling a Brechtian farce by mid-afternoon.

Recommendations to get information to the Parliamentary Budget Office faster were ‘noted’, with one rejected outright.

Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development will reorganise the NSW government’s approach to dealing with the regions.

Western Sydney will see more police on the streets, with strike force ‘Dribs’ underway in response to mob violence against first responders in the aftermath of a stabbing attack in Wakeley earlier this week.

NSW premier Chris Minns is pushing a message of peace and unity within the community following two knife-related attacks in Sydney within days of one another.

The digital birth certificate trial complements the development of digital identity systems by both the NSW and commonwealth governments.

The Government Sector Employment Act review is in response to reports police commissioner Karen Webb has had four media advisers in two years.

Premier Chris Minns is rolling finance into his own department as part of a MoG announced on Friday afternoon.

There’s a fragrant mangrove scent for to all enjoy as the sea route charts its course. It’s the little boat that could.

The NSW Cabinet Office was re-established as part of a departmental shakeup by the Labor government in July.

Parking fines in NSW will revert from e-notification to real-time physical tickets and be overseen by local councils and governments.

Lewisham station is elevated to top political priority as a lack of platform space and tight access complicate the project nobody wanted.

The Minns government has moved to legislate Independent Commission Against Corruption recommendations be responded to by NSW parliamentarians.