The NSW Government’s Active Kids program is now open for 2019 after an enormously successful first year,

Treasurer Dominic Perrottet today delivered the NSW Half-Yearly Budget Review which forecasts average surpluses of $1.3 billion across the next four years and a $2.5 billion increase in infrastructure investment to a record $89.7 billion.

More than 300,000 drivers will benefit from hip pocket relief as the NSW Government expands its successful Toll Relief program, with major winners expected in Sydney’s west and northwest.

The NSW Liberals & Nationals Government will invest an additional $100 million in school maintenance this year, taking its total investment to an unprecedented $847 million over four years.

The NSW Government’s B-Line bus service has carried more people in its first year of operation than the population of Greater Sydney.  

The NSW Government will start work on a fast rail network in the next term of government, linking regional centres to each other and Sydney, significantly slashing travel times across the State.

Households could save hundreds of dollars on their energy bills by quickly changing their electricity deals through Service NSW’s free Energy Switch, in what will be a major shakeup for electricity retailers.

Tens of thousands of students will have new air conditioning systems installed in their classrooms and libraries, with the NSW Government today announcing the first schools to benefit from the Cooler Classrooms Fund.