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Help write the next chapter for Glenfield West!
The NSW Government has released a rezoning proposal for Glenfield West, enabling up to 1,200 new homes close to Glenfield Train Station, with key features to include:
🏘️ 10% affordable housing
🏢 Up to 22 storeys near Glenfield Train Station, 2–3 storeys in western areas
🌳New parks, sporting fields and playgrounds
🚴♂️Improved walking, cycling and transport connections
Have your say via the link in bio.
Submissions close 11 June 🗓️
We loved hearing from Muru Mittigar about how the Caring for Country grant is helping their team grow 🌿
With support from Yarpa Hub, Aboriginal businesses in Western Sydney are building skills, buying new equipment and creating more jobs for their communities.
The Caring for Country Aboriginal Business Development Grant is part of the Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan. Find out more at the link in bio.
🌊 More than 80 young surfers hit the waves at Hungry Head beach on the Mid North Coast this weekend for the Surf Reflections Junior Series.
🏕️ The Series is held in partnership with @surfestnewcastle by @reflectionsholidays , which cares for 47 community reserves spanning more than 9000 hectares on NSW Crown land and is a great example of how public spaces can support local communities, tourism and the next generation of surfing talent.
Alanni Morris and Max Goold took out the U14s girls and boys, with Pearl Eaton and Hugo Spierings winning in the U16s girls and boys categories. 🥇
Former World Surf League pro surfer Trent Munro and Newcastle pro surfer Jacko Baker were on hand to mentor the competitors from NSW, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia. 🤙
Waterloo Estate (South) Concept Application and Rezoning Proposal is on exhibition 🏙️
What’s being proposed?
🏠Around 3,300 new homes
🏙️A mix of social, affordable and market housing
🌳Better parks, community facilities, shops and transport connections
🗓️ Submissions are open until Tuesday 2 June.
This is a concept proposal - it sets the overall planning framework and doesn’t include detailed or final building designs.
👉 Find out more and share your feedback at the link in bio
Help shape a proposal for new housing near the heart of Tamworth.
The NSW Government has released a rezoning proposal for vacant land in East Tamworth to enable more than 200 new homes, with key features including:
🏡 A minimum 30% allocation for social and affordable housing
🚴♂️ New pedestrian links and cycleways to the neighbouring Victoria Park Precinct
🌳 Opportunities for improved open spaces
🚍 Located 1.5km from the Tamworth CBD
Head to our link in our bio to have your say 🔗
Submissions close at 5pm on Thursday 28 May 2026.
Plans have been approved for a state-of-the-art $50m Community and Events Centre at Fairfield.
This fantastic multi-use space will accommodate indoor sports, live entertainment, community events, trade shows and so much more.
With the capacity to seat up to 3,000 people, it’s set to become a premier destination for Western Sydney to connect, celebrate and enjoy.
Find out more at the link in bio.
⚡️NSW councils are getting future-ready with mechanics upskilling to service a growing electric vehicle fleet used across local government.
The first EV upskilling workshop has now concluded at TAFE NSW Wetherill Park, with more planned in the future, including on the North Coast.
The workshops are open to qualified council mechanics and fourth‑year apprentices, teaching the inspection, service and repair of EVs.
The workshops are part of the NSW Government’s $252 million Fresh Start program, supporting more than 1,300 apprentices, trainees and cadets in the local government workforce across the state.
The rezoning for the Riverstone Town Centre has been finalised, enabling up to 2,850 new homes and 1,200 new jobs.
🏢 Higher density development near the train station and a new main street, with lower-scale character retained north of Bourke Street
🌳 Expanded open space and improved flood planning
🚌 Upgraded transport connections and active movement corridors
The rezoning incorporates community feedback by reducing building heights east of Piccadilly Street and strengthening heritage and flood controls.
Learn more at the link in our bio 🔗
Operation Crayweed is underway. This is an ambitious restoration project to bring underwater kelp forests back to Sydney’s coastline.
Scientists from UNSW and the Sydney Institute of Marine Science are currently restoring two hectares of crayweed around Wylie’s Baths at Coogee.
More than 20 Crown land marine sites have been licensed for restoration by the NSW Government, stretching from Whale Beach to Little Bay. 🌊🌱
We’re seeking feedback on a new statewide Community Participation Plan to make consultation clearer and more consistent across NSW.
Right now, there are 100+ different plans in use. A single plan will make it easier to understand how and when to get involved.
Have your say on the draft plan at the link in bio.
🚶♀️ The boardwalk at Griffith Park, Collaroy has been upgraded, making one of the Northern Beaches’ favourite coastal walks even better.
The renovated boardwalk and bridge replace ageing infrastructure, improving safety and access for walkers, families and visitors all year round ✅
Delivered by Northern Beaches Council, the upgrade was supported by $500,000 from the NSW Government through the Crown Reserves Improvement Fund and is part of a broader $2.1 million investment in the site.
With sweeping ocean views 🌊, ancient chocolate shale cliffs 🪨 and fossil rich rock platforms revealed at low tide, Griffith Park remains a standout spot along the coastline.
👟 Have you taken a walk along the boardwalk yet?
