New South Wales Government Offices
The New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) is the first point of contact within government for companies wishing to do business in Sydney and regional New South Wales (NSW). The Department works with businesses to save them time and money when establishing or expanding in NSW.
Sydney
General enquiries
Levels 47 - 49 MLC Centre
19 Martin Place, Sydney
GPO Box 5477
Sydney NSW 2001
Tel: +61 2 9338 6600
Fax: +61 2 9338 6860
Click here for a full regional listing
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Sydney On Track to Host the Biggest Ever World Master Games
 Minister for Tourism Jodi McKay announced that Sydney is on track to stage the largest ever World Masters Games this October with more than 28,000 people having registered for the event. [More...]
Bondi Beach Says G'Day UK
 A little bit of Sydney appeared in London last month with the recreation of Bondi Beach on the South Bank of the River Thames. The beach, complete with pristine sand, lifeguards, deck chairs and surfboards, overlooked some of London's most famous landmarks, including St Paul's Cathedral. [More...]
Australian Delegation Visits Daresbury Science & Innovation Campus
 Directors from eight Australian hi-tech companies visited Daresbury Science & Innovation Campus (Daresbury SIC) on 29 June as part of the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development’s G’day UK programme – a series of events aimed at promoting business co-operation between Australia and the UK. [More...]
NSW Government Offices Launched in China
Two NSW business offices located in China will win investment and trade for the State despite the global economic crisis, Minister for State Development Ian Macdonald said. [More...]
NSW Takes The Lions' Share
 New South Wales took out 30 of the 43 awards won by Australia at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival in June, highlighting the State’s position as the country’s creative hub for advertising agencies and production. [More...]
Sydney Set to Become Asia Pacific Carbon Trading Hub
The NSW Department of State and Regional Development attended the world’s largest carbon market trade exhibitionBarcelona in May. The investment mission to the 2009 Carbon Expo aimed to boost Sydney’s global profile as the Asia Pacific’s carbon finance and trading centre. [More...]
Internet Body Chooses Sydney for Asia Pacific Office
Sydney has been chosen as the location for a new Asia Pacific regional office by the organisation which controls the worldwide allocation of internet addresses. [More...]
NSW to Compete for National Broadband Network HQ
NSW Premier Nathan Rees recently announced the establishment of a broadband implementation taskforce to lead NSW’s bid to become the headquarters for the Australian Government’s National Broadband Network. [More...]
NSW's Best Technology Companies Showcased During CeBIT 2009
Products and services from 18 of the State's most innovative technology companies were showcased on the NSW Department of State and Regional Development's stand at CeBIT Australia 2009, held in Sydney in May. [More...]
More Jobs for the NSW Film and Television Industry
Sydney has been selected as the location for the post productionpf Peter Weir's new film, The Way Back. The film will employ about 100 post-production specialists from several of Sydney's leading post-production companies. [More...]
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Katrina Ferguson, was born in Sydney where she completed a three year Conservatory program at the Ensemble Theatre Studios. Her modeling career was launched after winning runner-up in the Miss Pacific contest. Later on she decided to take a break from acting and after working in Sydney as a model, she moved to New York via London and Dallas. Throughout her modeling career she traveled extensively, working in New York, LA, San Francisco and Chicago. She returned to acting when she started to take some classes in New York. Soon after that, she auditioned and was cast in a bus & truck tour of the U.S. for The National Shakespeare Company. [More...]
Shining Stars and National Treasures - Launch of Revolving Doors Series in Sydney
Advance was pleased to host the first of our Revolving Doors events in Sydney in August 2007 at the Mitchell Library. Regina Sutton, CEO of the State Library, an expat herself, welcomed the group and offered some reflections on the value of a network for returning Australians.
In addition to viewing the national treasures, guests enjoyed a presentation by one of Australia’s shining stars in the world of advertising, Matt Eastwood, currently National Creative Director/Vice Chairman of DDB Australia. Matt, who was identified by Britain’s Campaign Magazine as “one of the industry's unicorns - a young, proven talent, capable of inspiring and managing a large agency creative department”, has overseen some of the most innovative and recognizable creative projects in advertising today. [More...]
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