Treasurer Dominic Perrottet today announced the New South Wales State Budget for 2018-19 will be handed down on Tuesday 19 June.

The NSW Government has committed $13.9 million to support vulnerable children and young people at risk of homelessness access support 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
 

Strengthening trade and promoting cultural ties with the world’s fastest growing economy will be the priority of Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s trade mission to India next week.

Labor’s shameful backflip on the Powerhouse Museum is further demonstration that the party has completely abandoned Western Sydney. 

Communities across Greater Sydney will enjoy improved local sporting facilities under a $100 million boost from the NSW Government, helping to fund up to 120 projects including new and upgraded ovals, dressing rooms, kiosks and football goals.

Five million new trees will be planted in Sydney by 2030, making the city a greener and even greater place to live, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced today. 

After a successful NSW Government trial over summer, more than 80 public schools will throw open their gates these school holidays to allow everyone in the community to enjoy their playgrounds, ovals and sports courts.

The NSW Labor Party today in parliament voted against the Government’s wages policy, which would cost the NSW Budget $5.8 billion over the next four years and plunge the budget into deficit.