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IPART has reviewed components of the infrastructure contributions system to ensure contributions plans reflect development-contingent costs only.

IPART consulted with councils, the LGSA, LGMA and other interested stakeholders on how we measure and compare council productivity and efficiency.

Catherine Hill Bay Water Utility Pty Ltd applied to vary its network operator’s licence (Licence Number 16_035) to expand its current area of operations to cons

The NSW Government asked IPART to review the assessment criteria for ‘fit for the future’ councils.

IPART has published its Final Report and Determination on the maximum charges levied by metropolitan water utilities (Sydney Water Corporation, Hunter Water Cor

IPART has been asked by the NSW Government to conduct a review into the development of a rating framework and complementary service pricing system for Local Lan

Green Square Water Pty Ltd applied to vary its network operator’s licence (Licence Number 15_031) to expand its current area of operations in order to provide r

Bulk water prices will fall in Greater Sydney From 1 July 2020, bulk water bills will fall by 8.3% as a result of decisions released today by the Independent Pr

The Premier requested that IPART undertake a review of the prices charged by the Valuer General for providing rating valuation services to local government.

In 2008, IPART conducted a review of the regulatory framework for setting of rates and charges for local government services in NSW.

Households and small businesses with solar panels can earn a feed-in tariff from their retailer for the electricity they export to the grid.In NSW, retailers ca

On 30 August 2019, IPART submitted its Final Report on local government election costs to the Minister for Local Government.

IPART has conducted a review of its 2000 determination of developer charges levied by Sydney Water Corporation, Hunter Water Corporation, Gosford City Council a

In September 2013, the Government asked IPART to advise about benchmark costs for infrastructure and how councils can establish the efficient costs of local inf

IPART has been asked by the NSW Government to conduct a review into fees last published by IPART in 2005 on rental for Crown Land communication tower sites.

NSW customers can save by switching energy plans Since June 2020, retail electricity prices have fallen by around 5%.

What is under review? IPART has completed its review of the ethanol markets for 2020-21.

Flow Systems Pty Ltd has applied to vary its retail supplier’s licence (number 13_001R).

Flow Systems Pty Ltd has applied to vary its retail supplier’s licence (number 13_001R).

The Minister has approved Flow Systems Operations Pty Ltd’s application to vary its network operator’s licence (number 16_037).