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New rules for leaner drivers

The pressure on parents to teach their children to drive is about to be eased under new rules announced. From December 19, one hour of structured driving tuition

Dangerous fire days ahead for NSW

NSW residents are warned to be prepared, with the searing temperatures over the next few

NSW schools become bilingual

Four NSW primary schools have been selected to become bilingual in Asian languages.

Berry hall wins world architecture award

The Berry Sport and Recreation Centre on the NSW South Coast has won an International design award at the prestigious World Architecture Festival in Barcelona.

NSW government leads the way in planning for sea level rise

The NSW Government has announced the next steps in it’s plan to respond to the future challenges of sea level rise, and how to protect coast communities.

Top tips for hassle free christmas

With only five weeks left until Christmas, NSW consumers are being reminded not to blow the budget and overspend on their credit cards.

Ministerial Portfolios announced by Premier Rees today

Ministerial Portfolios announced by Premier Rees today. New South Wales cabinet list of Ministers.

NSW firefighters export their disaster response expertise

Two of Australia’s top rescue experts are set to join a high-level delegation advising the United Nations on international disaster response and emergency management.

Applications for SES Greg Slater Memorial Scholarship now open

Applications have been called for the Greg Slater Memorial Scholarship. The $5,000 scholarship, named in honour of the late SES Deputy Commissioner Greg Slater, as part of National SES week.

NSW residents urged to plan for bush fires

Residents living in bush fire prone areas are urged to download and complete a Bush Fire Survival Plan.

Sydney set for superweek of summer sport

On the eve of the Melbourne Cup, the NSW Government has begun a campaign to attract Australia’s biggest spending sporting fans to Sydney.

$175 Million boost for disadvantaged schools in NSW

Premier Nathan Rees today announced the NSW Government will invest $175 million to 107 NSW schools in low socio-economic communities across NSW

First HSC exams have commenced

Today more than 18,000 students lift their pens...