IPART will extend its review of prices that Sydney Water is proposing to charge by 3 months to ensure all aspects of the proposal can be given appropriate co
The second Biodiversity Credits Market Monitoring Annual Report published by IPART shows that the biodiversity credits market continues to have issues that p
IPART has released a Final Report on the infrastructure contributions that Wollongong City Council can levy for the residential and non-residential developme
IPART has completed its review of the proposed stormwater infrastructure charge to be levied by Sydney Water for developers in the Mamre Road industrial and
IPART has released a Draft Report on the infrastructure contributions that Wollondilly Shire Council can levy for the Appin residential and non-residen
IPART has completed its review of appropriate maximum fares for Opal services from 1 January 2025 until 2028 and released a final determination and final rep
IPART has released a Revised Draft Report on the infrastructure contributions that Wollongong City Council can levy for the residential and non-residential d
IPART is reviewing costs and prices for water and water-related services provided by Sydney Water, Hunter Water, WaterNSW and the Water Administration Minist
IPART, the state’s electricity network regulator, has launched an investigation into the safety and reliability of transmission infrastructure supplying Brok
IPART has invited feedback on a draft report on the proposed stormwater infrastructure charge to be levied by Sydney Water for developers in the Mamre Road i
IPART has released a Draft Report on the infrastructure contributions that Wollongong City Council can levy for the West Dapto Development within the W
IPART has released Final Reports on the infrastructure contributions that Penrith City Council can levy in the Orchard Hills North and Glenmore Park St
IPART has invited people and businesses involved in the NSW biodiversity credits market to provide feedback on a series of issues related to competition, fai
Taxi customers, taxi service providers and the community have been invited to provide feedback for a review by the State’s pricing regulator on the maximum f