The NSW Government is investing more than $700 million in this year’s Budget to expand the digital capabilities of the State and build new and flexible ways of delivering services

The NSW Government is urging venues to put the safety of customers and staff first and have a system for digital registration such as a QR code that records patrons’ names and contact details

Physical distancing and passenger occupancy notifications will now be available for customers using the Opal Travel app for trips on Sydney Trains and Metro.

More than 200,000 new jobs, a record infrastructure investment and high-quality open space are the highlights of the NSW Government’s latest detailed planning package

For the first time in NSW, students will receive free tutoring in 2021 thanks to a landmark $337 million program that is part of the NSW 2020-21 Budget.

The NSW Government has introduced a new suicide monitoring system which will provide up-to-date data for health and support services about the number of suicide deaths across the state.

The NSW Government is continuing its record commitment to school infrastructure with three new and three upgraded schools across the state

Two of the state’s crash black spots are among the big winners in the 2020-21 NSW Budget, with $35 million in planning money for