The NSW Government’s 2021-22 Budget locks in $862 million to support sustainable, secure, and healthy water resources across the state. Nationals Minister for Water Melinda Pavey said preparing now for future droughts must be a priority, and the budget will help the Government deliver on a sustainable, secure, and healthy water sector for all. “While…
The NSW Government’s 2021-22 Budget has given farmers the tools they need to get back to doing what they do best. Nationals Minister for Agriculture Adam Marshall said after drought, bushfires, floods and mice, the agricultural industry could now firmly focus on producing the best food and fibre in the world, backed by significant investments…
Around $2.3 billion will be invested as part of the 2021-22 NSW Budget to maximise community benefit from government-owned property to deliver new social homes, modern office accommodation, and better public spaces. Nationals Minister for Water, Property and Housing Melinda Pavey said the Budget will deliver new jobs and opportunities for those in regional NSW.…
The NSW Nationals in government are supporting students from the moment they are born, through primary and high school, and their tertiary education with a record $24.4 billion commitment in the 2021-22 NSW Budget. Across all ages, children and students are benefitting, with more than $725 million invested in early childhood education, $20.5 billion on…
Regional NSW will benefit from record investment in the 2021-2022 Budget to deliver a safer, stronger road and transport network, to better connect regional customers with affordable travel, drive freight productivity on road and rail and create thousands of local jobs. Nationals Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Paul Toole said the NSW Government would…
Schools and students across regional NSW are benefitting from record investment in their education as part of the 2021-22 NSW Budget, with more than $6 billion being spent on supporting teachers, new and upgraded schools and technology to connect our students.
Regional and rural NSW will benefit from the $10.8 billion statewide health infrastructure spend over four years announced in today’s Budget, including $3.2 billion in 2021-22.
The 2021-22 State Budget has delivered on the NSW Nationals in the state government’s commitment to help communities recover from the devastating impacts of drought, bushfires, floods and COVID-19. Deputy Premier John Barilaro said the budget would give hope and reassurance to communities who have shown extraordinary resilience in the face of compounding disasters. “The…
The NSW Nationals in the state government are delivering a record investment in trade and industry to support NSW businesses through the economic recovery and to expand the state’s international export opportunities.
Establishing NSW as a world leader for investment in mining while doubling down on the protection of workers, communities and the environment are at the heart of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s plan for the mining industry in the 2021-22 Budget. Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for mining John Barilaro said the NSW…
Keeping people safe, boosting the economic recovery and creating a prosperous future through innovation, continued investment and reform is at the heart of today’s 2021-22 NSW State Budget.
Communities across the state are in line for better facilities and infrastructure with the popular Community Building Partnership Program getting an additional $18.6 million injection over two years in the 2021-22 NSW Budget.
The 2021-22 NSW Budget will support public sector employees with paid special miscarriage and pre-term birth leave. The new provisions. which come into effect on July 1, will be available to eligible full-time and part-time, ongoing, and temporary NSW Government employees where an employee or their spouse’s pregnancy ceases by way of miscarriage up to…
Thousands of new jobs and significant infrastructure builds in regional NSW will be delivered through the 2021-22 NSW Budget, supporting the recovery and future prosperity of regional communities following drought, bushfires, floods, the COVID-19 pandemic and more recently the mice plague. Deputy Premier John Barilaro said more than $2.8 billion has been secured in this…
The NSW Budget is about bridging the city/bush divide and providing equal access to the same facilities and services as the cities.
