More than 3,900 students across NSW have already benefitted from the Minns Labor Government’s $120 million investment in tertiary health study subsidies, with all subsidies now awarded for the 2024 ...

NRL fans will be able to enjoy footy fever together for longer after this weekend’s grand final with pubs, clubs and bars to stay open later, thanks to the NSW Government’s special event extended ...

Australia’s first Statewide Health Literacy Hub has been officially launched, marking a pivotal step towards improving health experiences and outcomes for NSW residents.

Thousands of children can help their families ‘Beat the Bite’ with the statewide distribution of books that help teach the importance of mosquito bite prevention.

The centrepiece of the first phase of the $830 million Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct (LHAP) redevelopment has been unveiled today, with construction of the new Integrated Services Building ...

NSW Maritime, Marine Rescue NSW, NSW Police Marine Area Command, and Surf Life Saving NSW have joined forces on NSW waterways, calling on the public to put safety first this boating season, which ...

The Minns Labor Government is opening a state-of-the-art police training facility in Dubbo that will significantly boost the capability of officers across regional NSW.

Fans of the Central Coast Mariners FC will continue to enjoy A-League games with less sports betting advertising thanks to a new Reclaim the Game partnership with GambleAware.

The Central Coast Regional Business Awards showcases and celebrates the innovation, resilience and dedication of the region’s businesses and their staff.

Minister for Regional Health Ryan Park has today visited the site of what will become Australia’s first Aboriginal owned and midwifery-led free standing birth centre.

The NSW Government is increasing breast screening participation among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to improve their breast cancer outcomes.

As summer approaches, local government, sporting and community organisations have come together to host a free Multicultural Water Safety Day at Wollongong City Beach next Friday.