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Learn what the rules are and how to stay safe when riding bikes, e-bikes and scooters in NSW.
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Call healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for free instant health advice anytime. This is your first step to access healthcare anywhere across NSW.
Latest ministerial media releases
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Every public-school student in NSW can now access opportunities to pursue their talents and potential at their local school, with the ground-breaking Inspire program rolling out as part of the Minns Labor Government’s commitment to put high potential and gifted education (HPGE) offerings in every public school.
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Upper Hunter motorists are set to benefit from safer, stronger and more reliable journeys, with work about to begin on a major $6.3 million upgrade to Wybong Road near Sandy Hollow.
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Work is powering ahead across Wollongong’s four new public preschools, as the Minns Labor Government continues delivering the largest expansion of public preschools in the state’s history.
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The Minns Labor Government is delivering the most significant reforms to out-of-home care in decades, putting accountability and transparency at the heart of a system caring for more than 13,500 vulnerable children in NSW.
Ministerial media release
NSW Women’s Week is set to kick off on Monday 2 March and will run to Sunday 8 March, International Women’s Day, with communities across the state coming together to recognise the achievements, contributions and diverse experiences of women and girls.
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