New rules for learner 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.
New mountain bike tracks in the Blue Mountains
Bush walkers and mountain bike riders will now have access to new tracks in the Blue Mountains with more than 1000 hectares of bushland opened up to the public, NSW Minister for Water, Phil Costa announced today.
100,000 reasons to put 'IT' to the test
In an Australian first, Premier Nathan Rees will launch a $100,000 competition today looking for better ways to provide government information to the public.
Strategy to save native frogs launched
The NSW Government will mark Threatened Species Day today with the launch of a five-year strategy to combat a disease threatening to wipe out many of Australia’s native frog populations.
Bush fire season comes early around NSW
The Bush Fire Danger Period starts across much of New South Wales today, with many areas experiencing hot, dry weather and an increased risk of bush fires.
Review of Native Vegetation Act
The NSW Government announces a review of the NSW Native Vegetation Act 2003. The Act came into force in 2005 to end broadscale clearing of native vegetation unless it improved or maintained environmental outcomes.
When opposites attract – magnetised hook to repel sharks
There is little doubt the shark is the king of the aquatic jungle, however, it appears the sovereign of the sea may also possess an impressive sixth sense that could save endangered shark species from extinction.
Digital Education Revolution delivered in NSW
The delivery of the first laptops to secondary schools in New South Wales has commenced today.
Enrol for TAFE 2010
TAFE enrolements have now commenced for 2010, closing date is 30 October.