NSW businesses can continue to trade and receive deliveries for 24 hours a day. Until 25 March 2021, businesses can adjust their hours of operation to continue providing food, medical supplies and household goods to the community. In March 2020, the NSW government amended the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and the State Environmental […]
The NSW Government have announced that major sporting events at selected Sydney stadiums will be able to increase their capacity from October 1. Based on updated health advice, Stadium Australia and Bankwest Stadium will be able to host ticketed, seated-only events with crowds increasing from 25 to 50 per cent capacity. The SCG has also […]
The NSW Government has released a 24-Hour Economy Strategy to revamp Sydney’s nightlife, support local businesses and create more jobs in the wake of COVID-19. The strategy will be driven by a new Coordinator General tasked with unlocking the city’s cultural and economic potential by bringing stakeholders together from across industry and councils and looking […]
Global demand for NSW exports has put the ‘First State’ in the lead with $35.7 billion worth of Australian services exported last year. NSW contributed 52.3 per cent of the total Australian growth in services exports, which highlights the NSW Government’s success in creating an entrepreneurial business environment. Minister for Trade and Industry Niall Blair […]
It has been estimated that as many as 45,000 people in NSW have earned income through the sharing economy over the last 12 months – a hive of business activity that has contributed a massive $504 million per year to the NSW economy. And this is just one state. Once argued to be the peripheral […]
A series of international trade events will be held across Sydney to recognise the importance of international trade to the NSW economy during World Trade Week NSW.
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