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03/09/2026

Have you ever wondered who sits where in the LA Chamber?

02/09/2026

Meet some of the people behind parliamentary committees!

From coordinating inquiries to conducting research and providing expert procedural advice, our committee secretariat team helps support the important work of the NSW Legislative Assembly. 👋🎥

Follow along to learn more!

Did you know there are three types of NSW Legislative Assembly committees? Swipe to learn the difference between: ➡️ Sta...
27/08/2026

Did you know there are three types of NSW Legislative Assembly committees?

Swipe to learn the difference between: ➡️ Statutory Committees ➡️ Standing Committees ➡️ Select Committees

The August Procedural Digest is now available!Read all about the significant procedural events that happened in the Legi...
26/08/2026

The August Procedural Digest is now available!

Read all about the significant procedural events that happened in the Legislative Assembly during the August sitting period.

This edition includes the announcement of the Parliamentary Budget Officer and a debate on a petition to suspend brumby culling.

Read the Procedural Digest at the link in comments.

The Committee on Community Services has tabled its report into improving access to early childhood health and developmen...
20/08/2026

The Committee on Community Services has tabled its report into improving access to early childhood health and development checks and addressing gaps in outcomes for vulnerable children.

Swipe to learn more 👶📋➡️

This week, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, The Hon Greg Piper MP, welcomed a delegation from the House of Represent...
13/08/2026

This week, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, The Hon Greg Piper MP, welcomed a delegation from the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Thailand.

The delegation was led by the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Ms. Mallika Jirapunvanit. Other members of the delegation included Miss Orathai Gerdsub and Mr Kongkrit Ramsak, both Members of the House of Representatives, as well as the Consul-General of Thailand in Sydney, Mr Naruchai Ninnad.

The delegation discussed best practices in parliamentary procedures, committee work, and legislative processes.

Did you know? Australia and Thailand have had a formal diplomatic relationship for over 70 years, and in 2020 they renewed their relationship to a Strategic Partnership, including support for parliamentary exchanges. 🇦🇺 🇹🇭

Royal Thai Consulate-General, Sydney

The Committee on Investment, Industry and Regional Development has wrapped up its site visits in Tweed Heads, public hea...
13/08/2026

The Committee on Investment, Industry and Regional Development has wrapped up its site visits in Tweed Heads, public hearing in Tweed Heads and final public hearing at NSW Parliament today.

Over the course of the visit and these hearings, the Committee heard from community organisations, government agencies, local councils and other stakeholders about how the monitoring and accountability of government service delivery in regional NSW can be improved. In Tweed Heads, the Committee also heard about the unique challenges faced by social service providers in a border town.

Across the site visits and two public hearings, the Committee heard from a range of witnesses. See the comments below for a full list of organisations who appeared before the Committee.

The evidence heard during the visit will help inform the Committee’s inquiry into government service delivery standards in regional NSW.

The Legislative Assembly sat last week.Read below to find out what happened.
12/08/2026

The Legislative Assembly sat last week.

Read below to find out what happened.

On Monday 10 August and Tuesday 11 August, the Committee on Law and Safety held two public hearings as part of its inqui...
11/08/2026

On Monday 10 August and Tuesday 11 August, the Committee on Law and Safety held two public hearings as part of its inquiry into the Forensic Division of the NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal.

Over the two days, the Committee heard from:
• NSW Department of Communities and Justice
• The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
• Justice Action
• Mental Health Coordinating Council
• Legal Aid NSW
• New South Wales Bar Association
• NSW Health
• Victim Support Unit : Victims of Crime Assistance League - Hunter NSW
• Homicide Victims' Support Group Australia

The hearings provided an opportunity for the Committee to hear directly from key stakeholders and gather evidence to inform its inquiry.

The Committee is expected to table its report later in 2026.

10/08/2026

The Committee on Investment, Industry and Regional Development has arrived in Tweed Heads as part of its inquiry into government service delivery standards in NSW.

Today the Committee met with the Tweed Heads Community Services Centre (Department of Communities and Justice), Tweed Shire Council and the Family Centre, a local non-government organisation to hear about the delivery of government services in the region.

📅 Tomorrow, Tuesday 11 August, the Committee will hold a public hearing at Twin Towns Conference & Function Centre, Tweed Heads, from 9.15am to 3.30pm, hearing from local stakeholders and community representatives.

The inquiry will then continue with a public hearing at NSW Parliament on Thursday 13 August.

Follow along as the Committee hears directly from people and organisations about their experiences with government service delivery across NSW.

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