Labor to create NSW Energy Security Corporation
After a decade of failed privatisation, a Minns Labor Government will create the NSW Energy Security Corporation, a state-owned body that will accelerate investment in renewable energy assets that will deliver cleaner and more reliable energy and help keep the lights on.
Labor will make lives easier for growing communities with additional $60 million for active transport
A Minns Labor Government will make life easier for growing communities across the state by increasing funding in the transport budget for active transport infrastructure with a $60 million investment.
Read moreMore accessible, safe and secure train stations
A Minns Labor Government will upgrade our train stations to make them more accessible, safe and secure with a $300 million investment into the Transport Access Program (TAP).
Read moreNSW Labor will ban LGBTQ Conversion practices
A Minns Labor Government will ban LGBTQ+ conversion practices in New South Wales.
Read moreLabor boosts funding for Women's Health Centres
A Minns Labor Government will boost funding for Women’s Health Centres to $100 million over five years to ensure the 20 centres across the state can operate sustainably and deliver health services that meet the needs of the community.
Read moreLabor will listen to First Nations People on Treaty
A Minns Labor Government will commit $5 million to a 12-month consultation process with First Nations communities on a treaty process for New South Wales.
Read moreLabor's plan to save koalas
A Minns Labor Government will help save koalas from extinction by protecting key habitats and restoring environmental protections torn up by the Liberals and Nationals over the past 12 years.
Read morePawsitive news for NSW Renters
A Minns Labor Government will make it easier for renters to have a pet in New South Wales, by introducing a new fairer and more streamlined application process.
Read morePeace Park protected by Land and Environment Court
The Land and Environment Court has ruled in favour of Canterbury Bankstown Council and of the residents of Ashbury after dismissing an appeal by a developer seeking to develop land adjacent to Peace Park into seven residential lots.
Read moreMADE IN NSW, BY NSW – LABOR WILL BACK NSW JOBS AND CONTENT
Under Labor’s plan to rebuild domestic manufacturing, Labor will set a target of 50 per cent minimum local content for future rolling stock contracts, by the end of our first term – just like Victoria.
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