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

In 2010, IPART released an information paper setting out our views at the time on how different types of affordability concerns for utility services and public

The previous NSW Government requested that IPART undertake a review into rail access pricing on the grain line network.

The paper describes and compares the key components of the Australian Energy Regulator's (AER) and IPART's building block calculation models.

The Bureau of Transport Statistics (BTS) at Transport for NSW conducts a rolling survey of household transport usage.

IPART conducted a household survey in the Gosford Council, Wyong Council and Hunter Water Corporation areas of operation in 2008.

The Government requested that IPART undertake a review of the role and performance of the NSW registered clubs industry.

The Government requested that IPART undertake a review of the interface between the road transport industry, rail operators and the stevedores at Port Botany.

Review includes a detailed analysis of revenue and charging structures, taking into account the system-wide effects of implementing different fee structures and

IPART reviewed prices that the Valuer-General can charge for land valuation services provided to councils for rating purposes.

We reviewed our approach to conducting financeability tests and deciding how we will respond to potential financeability issues.

IPART conducted a survey of residential water, electricity and gas consumers in the Sydney metropolitan, Blue Mountains and Illawarra areas.