Lash Prodigy Founder Amy Williams Named Brows & Lashes Champion at 2026 Women's Awards

Amy Williams, founder of Lash Prodigy, named Brows & Lashes Champion at the 2026 Australian Women's Small Business Champion Awards, held at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney on 26 September.

Brisbane lash and brow educator takes the national Brows & Lashes category in Sydney, her second industry award in eight days.

We don't do average. We'd rather you be exceptional than rushed.”

— Amy Williams, Founder, Lash Prodigy

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, September 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Amy Williams, founder of Brisbane lash and brow education company Lash Prodigy, has been named Brows & Lashes Champion at the 2026 Australian Women's Small Business Champion Awards.

The award was presented at a national

ATPCA appoints Australia India Sports Bridge™ to support market development and partnership opportunities in India

ATPCA + AISB

Australia’s tennis coaching expertise meets India’s sporting ambition as ATPCA and AISB join forces to open new doors for Indian tennis.

ATPCA is pleased to work with Australia India Sports Bridge™ as we explore the opportunities emerging within India’s tennis ecosystem.”

— Riken Pandejee, CEO, ATPCA

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Australian Tennis Professional Coaches Association (ATPCA) has appointed Australia India Sports Bridge™ (AISB) to support its market development and partnership opportunities in India, bringing

Accelerating the delivery of more homes for South Australians

The Albanese and Malinauskas Governments are working together to fast-track more housing for South Australians, through the redevelopment of two key Defence sites near the Adelaide CBD.

Hampstead Barracks was recently identified as a property for divestment, as part of the

Xerdeck Helps Over-50s Build a Walking Habit — One Game World at a Time

Xerdeck - Exercise finally feels like play

Gentle, gamified home workouts make it easier to get moving — coming to Kickstarter 29 Sept

ADELAIDE, SA, AUSTRALIA, September 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Lava Software Pty Ltd today highlighted how Xerdeck, which turns your treadmill or indoor bike into a game controller, is designed with older adults and first-time exercisers in

Drive Market launches with a simple promise: tell car buyers where the car actually is

Australian car marketplace puts dealership identity and vehicle location upfront — without forcing buyers through an enquiry gate

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, September 26, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Australian car buyers can compare prices, kilometres, specifications and photographs online, yet one of the most basic pieces of information can still be difficult to find:

Who actually has the car, and where is it?

Historic $319 million contract awarded for largest disaster recovery road rebuild in NSW

A vital transport corridor connecting the Northern Tablelands and Mid North Coast is one step closer to restoration, with Armidale Regional Council awarding the major contract for the $319 million reconstruction of the Kempsey-Armidale Road.

Following a competitive procurement process, Bielby Holdings Pty Ltd has been

Tough new powers to tackle organised crime pass NSW Parliament

Legislation giving law enforcement stronger powers to investigate and disrupt organised crime and increasing penalties for those who facilitate serious offending have passed NSW Parliament.

The Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment (Further Organised Crime Reforms) Bill 2026 passed Parliament last night. It included new powers for the NSW Crime Commission and NSW Police to combat organised crime. It also

Building Homes for NSW Halfway Report Card: Historic investment delivering record results

More than 5,100 new social, affordable and key worker homes have been delivered across NSW and tens-of-thousands more have been upgraded as the Minns Labor Government delivers on its promise to rebuild the state's public housing system.

The Minns Labor Government established the $6.6 billion Building Homes for

Australia's National Statement - United States, New York

My dear colleagues.

This evening I want to talk about the need for nations to work together on the new challenges we face – climate change, emerging technology and the breakdown of international rules.

Eight decades ago, the citizens and leaders of our nations made a solemn promise

Stanley Highway upgrades underway

Planned upgrades to the Stanley Highway are underway, improving safety and efficiency for motorists on the North West highway.

Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said construction upgrades will be delivered on a 2.8 km stretch of the Stanley Highway between West Inlet Track and Dovecote Road.

“The Stanley Highway upgrades will deliver improvements to one of Tasmania’s most

Multicultural small biz bolstered

The second round of Tasmanian Government's Multicultural Small Business Support Program has delivered training to help Tasmanians start and run a small business.

Parliamentary Secretary for Community and Multicultural Affairs, and Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business, Marcus Vermey, welcomed the milestone.

"These grants are terrific, and are making a difference exactly where we need them to," Mr

Project team established to deliver Dowsing Point development

The Tasmanian Government is getting on with the job of planning and managing the transfer of surplus Defence land at Dowsing Point.

Minister for Housing and Planning, Kerry Vincent, said this project will create up to 1000 new homes at the 31-hectare site.

“Our Government continues to work with the Federal Government to redevelop and

Excitement building for new Spirits’ first official sailing

Key infrastructure at the Spirit of Tasmania terminal is receiving its final touches ahead of the first official sailing of the new vessels.

Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said the terminal building was nearing completion.

“We are building an even better Tasmania by investing in intergenerational infrastructure such

New pilot connects Year 8 students with the world of work

Tasmanian students are being given an earlier opportunity to explore their strengths, interests and future career pathways through a new Year 8 pilot program being delivered in partnership with the Beacon Foundation.

Alongside the Year 8 pilot, $2.4 million has been committed to support the Beacon

Tas tops business conditions, again

The ANZ Stateometer, released today, shows Tasmania has the strongest business conditions in the nation.

This backs in the NAB Monthly Business Survey, which has consistently placed Tasmania top of the charts for business confidence and conditions.

Treasurer Eric Abetz said efforts to remove red tape and back jobs was a big factor.

New home phonics kits to lift literacy outcomes

The Tasmanian Government is continuing to invest in lifting literacy outcomes across the state, with new Home Practice Phonics Kits soon to be distributed to government schools.

The new Home Practice Phonics Kits have been developed specifically for Tasmanian Government schools, informed by feedback from teachers and developed in collaboration with the Dyslexia SPELD Foundation.

Minister for Education, Jo Palmer, said we are already seeing encouraging results across our

26 new social and affordable homes approved for Kingston

The development application for 26 new two-bedroom townhouses at Kingston has been approved by the Kingborough Council.

Minister for Housing and Planning, Kerry Vincent, said under our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future, our Government is delivering new social and affordable housing across the State.

“The development will deliver safe, secure and quality homes for Tasmanians on low to

Tasmans Arch and Devils Kitchen upgrades nearing completion

Accessibility improvements to the Tasmans Arch and Devils Kitchen are nearing completion, marking a significant milestone in the Tasmanian Government’s second stage of the Revitalisation Project.

Minister for Parks, Nick Duigan, said the project delivers improved accessibility, upgraded walking tracks, and enhanced viewing areas for visitors.

“We have invested $1.65 million in upgrades to walking tracks, lookouts and visitor

Draft Transition Plan marks next stage of greyhound racing transition

The Tasmanian Government has today released the Draft Greyhound Racing Transition Plan, marking an important step in delivering its commitment to phase out greyhound racing in Tasmania by 30 June 2029.

The Draft Transition Plan provides a structured, fair and considered pathway for the

More community transport services for North West, West Coast

Eligible North West and West Coast residents needing to travel for healthcare will soon have more access to community transport options following new funding from the Tasmanian Government.

Community Transport Services Tasmania will receive $305,000 per annum for three years,

Have your say on the plan to support Tasmania's varroa mite readiness

Tasmanians are being encouraged to have their say on a proposed response plan to help protect the state's valuable beekeeping industry and broader agricultural sector from one of the world's most significant honeybee pests, Varroa Mite.

The Plan covers initial investigation and confirmation activities following a suspected varroa

New video cube elevates Silverdome fan experience

A new state-of-the-art, centre-hung video cube has been installed as part of the Silverdome’s $12 million upgrade.

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Featuring high-definition LED screens visible from all areas of the venue, the $430,000 system will provide live vision, instant replays, event information, scoring, sponsor content and immersive entertainment that enhances every event experience.

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Minister for Sport, Nick Duigan, said the installation would transform the experience for

Unlocking Northern Tasmania’s potential

The roadmap for Northern Tasmania’s next decade has been released, focusing on unlocking investment, creating jobs, strengthening industries and ensuring the region remains a destination where people choose to live, work, visit and invest.

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In July, the Tasmanian Government brought together more than 100 leaders from business,

Preparing for 2026-27 road maintenance program

Road maintenance and repair works will soon get underway across the State Road Network this spring.

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Three regional contracts have been awarded to deliver the 2026-27 resurfacing program, with Roadways selected for the state’s north-west and southern regions, and Hazell Bros selected for the north.

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Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said 84 sites across Tasmania will

Update on North West Regional Hospital Mental Health Unit

Premier Jeremy Rockliff and Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Bridget Archer, visited the North West Regional Hospital on Sunday following a fire in the Spencer Clinic.

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All 19 patients in the clinic have been relocated to appropriate alternative services, including at the North West Private Hospital, following the blaze on Saturday night.

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Premier Rockliff thanked health workers and emergency services for their quick response to

Wild Mouse Opens Accredited-Investor Raise on Deal Box, the Internet Capital Formation Platform

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Wild Mouse Pty Ltd, developer of the Unearth AI platform, today announced that its United States affiliate, Wild Mouse US Holdings Inc., a

From Monet's eyeball to flying eyeballs: Wizards In The Sewer announced

From the award-winning solo developer of The Master's Pupil, a surreal roguelite painted with real paint and paper. Steam page and playtest signup open now

With Wizards In The Sewer I wanted to combine my hand painted style with something bombastic and fun that you can play with friends. That turned into an FPS made of real paint, who'd have figured?”

— Pat Naoum, developer

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Pat Naoum grew up and lives in Eora/Sydney, Australia. Starting in Visual Arts and Film, he eventually founded a company in web design and development. But wanting

Bookings set to open for new Spirit of Tasmania features

Additional sailing capacity and accommodation options for the two new Spirit of Tasmania vessels will go on sale tomorrow.

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Passenger fares start from $49, vehicle fares also start from $49, and cabin upgrades are available from $125.

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Spirits IV and V will begin taking passengers across the Bass Strait on October 31, marking

Delivering life-changing care for those injured on our roads

Four facilities across the State providing care for Tasmanians injured on our roads will be upgraded as part of MAIB’s $85 million Supported Accommodation Renewal Project.

Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Kerry Vincent, said these facilities provide a vital service, including 24/7 care, supported independent living and respite care for Tasmanians impacted by serious road trauma.

“At its heart, this project is about providing better environments and better outcomes for

S&P Global upgrades New South Wales Outlook

The decision of S&P Global to upgrade its outlook for New South Wales to Stable and reaffirm its AA+ credit rating is a strong endorsement of the Minns Labor Government’s responsible economic stewardship.

S&P Global credited the Government’s “excellent financial management” for the upgrade and noted the state’s “highly diversified economy” in support of its decision.

For four Budgets, we have made consistent and careful decisions to improve the state’s

Works get underway on Gosford Waterfront revitalisation

The Minns Labor Government has begun work on revitalising the Gosford waterfront precinct, delivering on an election commitment to unlock the potential for a long-overlooked precinct.

These works, funded by an $8.5 million investment from the Minns Labor Government, will revitalise 3 key sites, improving public space and connectivity to deliver the first stage of

Five additional H5 bird flu events in NSW

The Minns Government is responding to five new H5 bird flu events following positive tests from birds located at Dee Why, Goulburn, Hawks Nest and the south coast areas of Congo and Moruya.

These new events bring NSW to a total of 30 H5 bird flu events and 509 events for

Building back stronger: $17.4 million to harden Ballina Shire roads against future floods

Ballina Shire is set to benefit from stronger, more reliable, and flood-resilient local roads, with work underway on a major reconstruction program to permanently rebuild 11 critical sites damaged during the 2022 floods.

Jointly funded by the Albanese and Minns Labor Governments under the Commonwealth-

New MRI machine and CT scanner delivered to Eurobodalla Regional Hospital

Communities across the Eurobodalla region are a step closer to expanded medical imaging services, with the delivery of the region’s first public MRI machine and new CT scanner, as part of the Minns Labor Government’s $330 million Eurobodalla Regional Hospital.

The new hospital will deliver a range of high-quality healthcare services for communities

CBD MEDIA LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE COMMENCE MONTHLY FEATURES IN SEPTEMBER ON USE OF GLASS IN THE HOME

CBD MEDIA

Willoughby Glass

Sydney's based CBD Media confirmed they will commence feature posts in February that focus on an array of matters relating to use of glass in the home.

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- CBD Media is an online lifestyle magazine that run features on all lifestyle matters, including travel and fashion for the discerning blog reader on the

Bomaderry among 25 new public preschools now accepting enrolment expressions of interest

Shoalhaven families are one step closer to accessing fee-free, high-quality early learning as construction nears completion at Bomaderry Public Preschool.

Deputy Premier and Minister for Education and Early Learning Prue Car will join Member for Kiama Katelin McInerney today to inspect the progress of the construction works.

Located on the site of Bomaderry Public School, the new preschool will offer up to 80

GIEC Global Australia Explains How New 2026 Skilled Visa Processing Priorities Affect Onshore and Offshore Applicants

GIEC GLOBAL Australia – supporting individuals and families with education, migration and global visa pathways.

New 2026 processing priorities may affect skilled visa applicants based on occupation and whether they apply from inside or outside Australia.

Where you are when you apply can now affect skilled visa processing priority, making timing, eligibility and proper preparation more important than ever”

— Suman Prem

MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA, September 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Australia’s Skilled Visa Queue Has Changed in 2026: Why Where You Are When You Apply Now Matters

GIEC Global Australia highlights new skilled

Shop Awning Repairs Sydney Issues Storm Season Safety Reminder for Sydney Businesses

Shop Awning Repairs Sydney

In an exclusive interview with CBD Media Shop Awning Repairs Sydney issued a storm season safety reminder for Sydney businesses.

SYDNEY , NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Sydney's storm season typically runs from November through March, bringing severe thunderstorms, damaging hail and wind gusts that regularly exceed 90km/h. For shop

DA approval paves the way for more homes in Bega

The Minns Labor Government is delivering on its commitment to build more homes for Bega, with approval granted for the next stage of a development to transform the former TAFE site.

The approved plans will create a 72-lot subdivision on the underutilised government owned

CBD MEDIA AUSTRALIAN LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE TO RUN FEATURES ON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE MATTERS STARTING IN SEPTEMBER

CBD MEDIA

Drytech Restoration Services

Sydney based CBD media online magazine confirms Interest in property related matters has grown & are commencing in depth features on this in August

SYDNEY , NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- CBD media is a Sydney based online magazine that run features on all lifestyle matters, from travel to fashion for the discerning blog reader on the web. The site also features all things from

Metro Cities Media Online Magazine To Start Features On Unusual Australian Art Related Consultants

Scenes By Dean

Metro Cities Media

Sydney based Metro Cities Media lifestyle web portal to commence publishing a series of features on unusual art related careers starting with storyboard artists

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Metro Cities Media is an online magazine website managed by Australian Bloggers on lifestyle matters, travel and fashion for the discerning blog reader on the web. The site also features all

Ministerial travel audit

My office has completed an audit of all Ministerial and staff travel expenses since I became a Minister in March 2025. The audit was done with advice and support from the Department of Parliamentary Services, The Cabinet Office and the Premier’s Department.

I ordered this audit to ensure that all travel expenses were appropriate and claimed in

$150 million investment strengthens Eurobodalla's water security

A landmark investment in Eurobodalla’s water future has been delivered, with the completion of the Southern Storage Facility dam strengthening drought resilience and improving water security for the region for decades to come.

Jointly funded by the Albanese Government, through the National Water Grid Fund, the New South Wales Government and Eurobodalla Shire Council, the $150 million project

Gold medal metro station to boost Sydney Olympic Park

Sports and music fans are getting their first look at the new Sydney Olympic Park metro station which will boost passenger movements and vibrancy in Australia’s premier entertainment precinct, with the awarding of the construction contract for the station and surrounding precinct.

The Sydney Olympic Park Integrated Station Development Precinct package has been

Appointment of new Chair for National Australia Day Council Board

The Albanese Government is pleased to announce Ms Melissa Doyle AM as the new Chair of the National Australia Day Council Board.

Ms Doyle has had a distinguished career as a television presenter, author and journalist, with more than 30 years of experience.

In the 2016 Australia Day Honours List, Ms Doyle was appointed a Member of the Order of

Schmicko® Expands Mobile Dash Cam Installation to Every Melbourne Suburb

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, September 11, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Schmicko® has expanded its mobile dash cam installation service across Melbourne, extending professional on-site fitting to every suburb in the city, from the CBD to the outer suburbs.

NSW pharmacists to treat more conditions: ear infections, wound care & chronic illness

People across NSW will soon be able to get treatment for more everyday health conditions at their local pharmacy, making it easier to get care without having to wait for a GP appointment.

Under a new trial announced by the Minns Labor Government, eligible pharmacists will be

Minns Labor Government supports fertility literacy program for young women

The Minns Labor Government is continuing to support women’s health and wellbeing with a $25,000 grant to the Australian Endometriosis Foundation to deliver a free health and fertility literacy program for women across the state.

To be held in-person and livestreamed, the Foundation’s Freezer Friends program will

Minns Labor Government to invest in NSW science, technology and innovation

The Minns Labor Government will launch a science and innovation fund to coordinate strategic investments, deliver on government priorities and turn the state’s research strengths into new businesses.

Announced by Treasurer Daniel Mookhey at today’s Sydney Investment Summit, the fund

Clarkes Beach protected as erosion works complete

Coastal protection works to address serious erosion issues at Clarkes Beach in Byron Bay have been completed as part of a $1.6 million NSW Government investment to improve safety and access for beachgoers and protect important community assets from further erosion.

High tides and ocean swells had taken a toll on the beach and surrounding dunes, affecting

$37 million upgraded advisory service for small business in NSW

Small businesses across NSW can access fee-free, expert support starting today, as the Minns Labor Government officially launches the upgraded $37 million Small Business Advisory Program.

Delivered through the Service NSW Business Bureau, the new program offers tailored, real-

New strategy to drive growth and innovation for Aboriginal businesses in NSW

The Minns Labor Government is launching its first NSW Aboriginal Business Strategy today, a five-year plan which will see Aboriginal businesses and government work in partnership to drive further growth and innovation across the sector.

The Strategy, released in Tamworth at today’s NSW Aboriginal Business Roundtable,

Major upgrade underway at Orange Grove Public School

A much-needed school upgrade is underway for families in Sydney’s Inner West, as the Minns Labor Government delivers new classrooms at Orange Grove Public School.

The project will deliver eight new, permanent classrooms, a new school hall, canteen, covered outdoor learning area, and out-of-school-hours care facilities, alongside four refurbished classrooms and a refurbished library.

The Minns Labor Government has worked closely with the school community on the final

226 new social homes for Western Sydney families

The Minns Labor Government’s record investment in housing is delivering results for Western Sydney, with more than 200 new social homes built in Blacktown and Penrith.

The milestone is the latest sign of growing momentum under the historic $6.6 billion Building Homes for NSW program which is delivering 8,400 new public housing units,

Western NSW on the cutting edge with latest radiation therapy technology

Residents in Western NSW now have access to cutting-edge cancer care, with the latest technology in radiation therapy now available to patients at Dubbo Health Service.

Western NSW Local Health District has become the first public health provider in Australia to deliver Rapid Arc Dynamic.

Rapid Arc Dynamic (RAD) delivers highly precise, personalised radiotherapy treatment.

Next Stage of Hume Highway Upgrade at Table Top to start

The Minns Labor Government is continuing work to improve one of Australia’s busiest freight and transport corridors, with the next stage of a major upgrade to the Hume Highway at Table Top to begin later this month.

Transport for NSW is upgrading a 3.3 kilometre section of the northbound lanes and a 3.15

Summit capitalises on NSW investment strength

The NSW Government will put the state’s economic strengths and investment opportunities front and centre tomorrow at the second Sydney Investment Summit.

Hosted in partnership with Macquarie Group, the Summit brings together more than 150 leading global institutional capital allocators and investors, Australian superannuation funds, senior political and business figures and leaders from the university sector.

The Summit follows the second annual Australian Superannuation Investment Summit held

Major milestone reached for Lismore Build to Rent homes

Residents are one step closer to moving into affordable, long-term housing, with Landcom reaching a major milestone by completing the topping out of its Build-to-Rent project in East Lismore.

Work to complete the project has progressed rapidly, bringing 50 new Build-to-Rent

Lasting legacy: a new era for the Hunter as M1 extension opens

After more than four million hours of construction, the Hunter’s largest road infrastructure project will open to traffic in the early hours of 11 September, delivering a new 15-kilometre motorway connection between Black Hill and Raymond Terrace.

  
The opening of the M1 Pacific Motorway extension marks a major milestone for the Hunter,

Stranded aged care and NDIS patients predicted to reach 1,700 in 2027

NSW emergency departments are treating more patients on time and ambulances are getting back on the road faster, despite growing pressure from patients who are medically ready to leave hospital but are waiting for aged care or NDIS support.

The latest Bureau of Health Information quarterly data shows 68.7 per cent of patients were

Avoca Drive upgrade powering ahead with shovels to hit the ground 18 months ahead of schedule

Shovels will hit the ground 18 months ahead of schedule on Stage One of the Avoca Drive Upgrade, with the project given the green light to start works before the end of the year.

The project is backed by a $100 million investment from the Albanese Labor Government and $30 million from the Minns Labor Government.

The major upgrade will tackle one of the Central Coast’s biggest congestion bottlenecks,

Commonwealth stranded patients put pressure on Northern NSW hospitals

As of 30 June 2026, there were 63 stranded patients waiting for Commonwealth aged care and NDIS placements in hospitals across Northern NSW.

This includes:

• 18 patients in Tweed Valley Hospital
• 8 patients in Grafton Base Hospital
• 7 patients in Ballina District Hospital
• 5 patients in Murwillumbah District Hospital
• 4 patients in Lismore Base Hospital

The NSW Government is investing $35.7 million into an Aged Care Response Package, to

Long Jetty Urgent Care Service continues to support Central Coast community

Communities across the Central Coast are continuing to benefit from more timely access to urgent care, with the Long Jetty Urgent Care Service providing more than 32,700 patient attendances since opening in December 2023.

Minister for Health Ryan Park visited the service yesterday and acknowledged its important role in reducing pressure on the Central Coast’s emergency departments and providing

Press conference - Parliament House, Canberra

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Thank you. We're here today to talk about empowerment and choice. And I'm joined by Tess Fuller from Teach Us Consent, from Sarah Davies from the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, by Lucy Thomas from PROJECT ROCKIT, Jim Hungerford from the Butterfly Foundation, Jason Trethowan from Headspace, Vikki Ryall from Headspace, Wayne Holdsworth, who was Mac's father, from SmackTalk,

Grange Physiotherapy Clinic Appoints Senior Spinal Physiotherapist Jason Clarke

Jason Clarke, Physiotherapist in Grange

Senior physiotherapist brings more than 16 years of experience in spinal pain, complex musculoskeletal conditions and rehabilitation to the Grange clinic.

GRANGE, QLD, AUSTRALIA, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Wilston Physiotherapy & Massage, a physiotherapy clinic in Grange, Brisbane, has appointed Senior Physiotherapist Jason Clarke, who

New Appin Road underpass delivers safer passage for koalas

With koala breeding season now underway and wildlife activity set to increase through the warmer months, a new wildlife underpass at Noorumba Reserve is giving koalas and other native animals a safer way to cross Appin Road in Sydney’s South West.

The 52-metre-long underpass is the first of three planned along Appin Road, allowing

Renewed Argyle Bailey Reserve opens for Hawkesbury community

The Hawkesbury community has a renewed place to gather, play and enjoy the outdoors, with the upgrade of Argyle Bailey Reserve now complete.

The project has delivered new walking paths, a picnic area with barbecue facilities, modern public amenities and upgrades to drainage and car parking infrastructure, improving the popular reserve for residents and visitors.

The renewal was supported by $2.23 million from the Community Local Infrastructure

Work soars ahead on Mount Ousley interchange as crews prepare for final weekend closure

The third and final scheduled weekend closure of Mount Ousley Road is set to take place this weekend, marking an important milestone for the Albanese and Minns Labor governments’ $402 million Mount Ousley Interchange project.

The closure, from Friday 4 September to Monday 7 September, weather permitting, will see

Minns Government commits to drug checking at NSW music festivals after successful trial

The Minns Labor Government has announced a $4.3 million commitment to continue drug checking services at selected NSW music festivals from October this year, following a successful 12 month trial and independent evaluation.

The independent evaluation led by the University of Sydney found the drug checking trial

From construction site to community space: Minns Government unveils plans for Cammeray Parklands

The Minns Labor Government has today revealed plans for a vibrant new green space on Sydney’s lower north shore for the community to relax, play and connect with nature in Cammeray.

The land, which is currently being used as a construction site for the Western Harbour

NSW marks Foster Care Week with landmark reform

A new strategy which will provide more practical support for foster carers, has been unveiled during Foster and Kinship Care Week.

The new ‘Out-of-Home Care Carer Strategy’ is the State’s first dedicated strategy and has been developed in consultation with more than 1,000 carers over the past two years.

There are over 15,000 foster carers in NSW who open their hearts and homes to vulnerable