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NSW Budget
Discover NSW’s economic priorities and major investments in health, education, housing and transport for the 2026–27 Budget.
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Latest ministerial media releases
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Construction of the multi-million-dollar redevelopment of Gillieston Public School is well progressed, with NSW Premier Chris Minns and Member for Maitland Jenny Aitchison visiting the site today to see how the new permanent buildings are taking shape.
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The Minns Labor Government is strengthening support for businesses in New South Wales to expand into international markets, launching a renewed suite of export programs designed to help local companies grow, create jobs and reach more customers around the world.
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Australia’s first Blue Plaque Trail has been unveiled to commemorate the 1965 Freedom Ride, a landmark civil rights journey that played an instrumental role in raising awareness of racial injustice and building momentum for reconciliation action in Australia.
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Hospitality venue operators in Canterbury Bankstown can access regulatory guidance, business support and industry updates through the NSW Government’s Hospitality and Racing Regulatory Roadshow.
Ministerial media release
From today pensioners and senior public transport users will no longer have to carry their physical Gold Opal card to access $2.50 capped daily fares or their weekly fare cap, with the Opal 2.0 upgrades now allowing them to tap on with their bank card, phone or smart watch.
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