NSW Government
Find information, access services and have your say
What are you looking for?
- About NSW
- Arts and culture
- Business and economy
- Community services
- Driving, boating and transport
- Education and training
- Emergency
- Employment
- Energy
- Environment, land and water
- Family and relationships
- Grants and funding
- Health and wellbeing
- Housing and construction
- Legal and justice
- Money and taxes
- NSW Government
- Regional and primary industries
- Sport and recreation
- Visas and migration
- Visiting and exploring NSW

Cost of Living hub
Find rebates, discounts and services that could help you save on everyday expenses. Check all available NSW Government support in one place.

NSW Budget
Discover NSW’s economic priorities and major investments in health, education, housing and transport for the 2026–27 Budget.

Experience arts, culture and heritage
Find museums, galleries and libraries around the state. Visit heritage places to discover our past and learn more about Aboriginal cultural heritage.
Latest ministerial media releases
Ministerial media release
The NSW Government has today formally responded to the Coronial Inquest into the deaths at Westfield Bondi Junction on 13 April 2024, accepting all recommendations directed to the Government.
Ministerial media release
New legislation introduced to Parliament will strengthen the powers of police and the NSW Crime Commission to investigate organised crime, access critical evidence and disrupt criminal networks.
Ministerial media release
Communities across the New England region will soon have enhanced access to specialised medical care, following the appointment of 12 senior medical professionals at Armidale and Inverell hospitals.
Ministerial media release
Changes to inmate intake and remand operations across metropolitan Sydney will improve the movement of prisoners through the correctional system, support police operations and help manage growing demand across correctional centres.
Ministerial media release
NSW statewide NAPLAN results released in today’s 2026 National Report reveal promising signs of improvement amid the state’s explicit teaching push, while there is more for schools in all sectors to do in areas needing targeted support.
Have your say on NSW policy and projects
NSW Government social media
Contact us
