News and updates from the PremierNational team
Please see below December's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Agriculture, Minister for Regional New South Wales and Minister for Western New South Wales, Tara Moriarty.
Read MorePlease see below November's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Premier, Chris Minns.
Read MorePlease see below October's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Lands and Property, Stephen Kamper.
Read MorePlease see inside September's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. In addition to this month’s tracker and high-level PremierNational insights into NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey, you will also find a summary of key planning and infrastructure commitments made in the 2023-24 NSW Budget, delivered by the Treasurer on 19 September.
Read MorePlease see below August's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Deputy Premier and Minister for Western Sydney, Prue Car. It is clear from this month's tracker that the NSW Government is looking at policies to speed up housing approvals, but is encountering implementation difficulties.
Read MorePlease see below July's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Building, Anoulack Chanthivong.
Read MorePlease see below June's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Housing, Rose Jackson.
Read MorePlease see below May’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for the Environment, Penny Sharpe.
Read MorePlease see below April’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Roads, John Graham.
Read MorePlease see below March's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure monthly newsletter. In light of the upcoming NSW State Election, this edition provides a high-level comparison of policy commitments from the Coalition and Labor parties.
Read MorePlease see below February’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Shadow Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Shadow Minister for Police and Shadow Minister for Counter Terrorism, Paul Scully.
Read MorePlease see below January’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Leader of the Opposition, Chris Minns.
Read MorePlease see below December’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Tourism, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Minister for the Arts and Minister for Regional Youth, Ben Franklin.
Read MorePlease see below November’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Lands and Water and Minister for Hospitality and Racing, Kevin Anderson.
Read MorePlease see below October’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high-level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Regional Transport and Roads, Sam Farraway.
Read MorePlease see below July’s edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high level PremierNational insights into the Deputy Premier, Minister for Regional New South Wales and Minister for Police, Paul Toole.
Read MorePlease see below June's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Infrastructure, Minister for Cities, and Minister for Active Transport, Robert Stokes.
Read MoreLabor has secured majority government, with two of the final three seats in question now placed by political pundits in the red column, while Anthony Albanese has unveiled his new Cabinet and Ministry following the party’s first Caucus meeting since winning the May 21 federal election.
Read MoreAnthony Albanese has claimed victory for the Labor Party last night, returning the ALP to power after almost 10 years in opposition.
"I want Australia to continue to be a country that, no matter where you live, who you worship, who you love or what your last name is, that places no restrictions on your journey in life" - Anthony Albanese
Read MorePlease see below May's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’. Included in this blog, you will also find some high level PremierNational insights into the Minister for Local Government, Wendy Tuckerman.
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