NSW government

The NSW government is offering $12,000 worth of subsidies to healthcare students in NSW in an effort to rebuild an overworked and understaffed system.

Groundbreaking changes for equal pay in women’s sports are happening in New South Wales, with two women advocates leading the fight.

Women in New South Wales are considered “winners” in the 2023-2024 state budget, released by Treasurer Daniel Mookhey today. 

The NSW gov. has identified specific barriers to economic participation experienced by First Nations women with the launch of a new report. 

The NSW government is opening four pre-accelerator programs to support founders from diverse backgrounds and increase social impact startups.

Former Homelessness NSW CEO Trina Jones has been appointed the inaugural NSW Rental Commissioner. She’ll begin the role on 7 August.

NSW Housing Minister, Rose Jackson says the state’s homelessness crisis — with women 55 and over most vulnerable–keeps her up at night.

Bronnie Taylor might be the most senior woman in the NSW government right now, but she never had ambitions for politics.

The unemployment rate for women in NSW has shrunk to its lowest level since monthly records began in 1978.

People in NSW will soon be able to check if their partner has a history of domestic violence, as part of a new disclosure scheme.

Former United Nations human rights lawyer Hannah Tonkin has been appointed as NSW’s first women’s safety commissioner. 

The Liberal Party’s most senior woman in NSW parliament, Natalie Ward, has failed to win preselection for the northern Sydney seat of Davidson.