Premiers Department Nsw
Government in Gosford

Set your location to view the nearest Have Your Say consultations. Improving MSW Two years of making it happen. Have your say on a new strategy guide that has been developed to create a legacy of sustainable places for future generations. Succeed us and find out how we're making it happen. Over 28 per cent of MSW residents were born overseas according to the 2011 census, with 47 per cent of us having one parent born overseas. The state of MSW is divided by instinctive features into four exact geographical sections. Although these mountains aren't steep, many peaks rise above 100 meres high, and they are one of the oldest mountain chains on earth. The cultivated central plains spread 500km from east to west and are the agricultural powerhouse of the MSW economy due to the rich, fertile soil and sufficient water supply. The parched Western Plains cover more than two thirds of the state, though they are sparsely populated compared to the coastal regions. The land itself is productive enough, however is hampered by impoverished rainfall and inadequate river systems. School speed zones operate on all notified school days, including school development days. A flag is an emblem which stands for its people, history and ideals. The Flag and Emblems of New South Wales booklet not only details the history of the MSW flag and coat of arms but outlines the general procedures to be followed in flying the MSW state flag. Home to a diverse population of 7.7 million people, MSW is Australia's oldest, largest and most cosmopolitan state. It is also an economic powerhouse, with an economy larger than Cong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. In addition to its cultural and economic strengths, the global status of MSW is underpinned by its international transport links, with over 100 flights operating per week. Standard Poor’s Global have assessed MSW to have the maximum possible credit rating, AA. Aboriginal people have lived in MSW for more than 40,00 years. MSW has its own state flower, animal, bird, fish and gemstone. This vast brown kingfisher is sometimes called a 'laughing jackass' because of its distinctive territorial laughing call. The fossil is nicknamed Fred to honor Fred Fe wings who recovered the fossil. This rating is an affirmation of our state’s strong, settled economy and of our commitment to the MSW population to deliver strong financial management. MSW has a mighty institutional framework and a diverse economy, and is focused on investing in areas where it is most required in order to strengthen our economy further. A fresh report has named MSW as having the fastest growing economy in the country.