Bronnie Taylor

There will be no distinction between ‘primary’ or ‘secondary’ parental carer in NSW, with both parents entitled to 14 weeks of paid parental leave. 

Submissions have opened for the New South Wales government’s Women’s Strategy, with the government asking women and girls to provide responses.

NSW says 81 board positions for its State Owned Corporation and Public Financial Corporation will be subject to new gender targets.

NSW has announced a ‘landmark’ sum of money to help thousands of women and children escaping domestic abuse.

The NSW government has announced funding in its 2021-22 budget for a five day paid leave provision for public sector employees who have experienced a miscarriage or pre-term birth.

Women in local government have been recognised in New South Wales and Western Australia in recent days, while concerns have been raised over female representation in Victorian councils. NSW local government minister Shelley Hancock and minister for women Bronnie Taylor on Monday announced the winners of the 2020 Ministers’ Awards for Women in Local Government. […]

Nominations for the 2020 New South Wales ministers’ awards for women in local government have opened. The awards celebrate the contributions of women in the state’s councils who have worked hard to improve their communities.

The NSW government has launched its first Regional Youth Taskforce, to give young people from across the state a voice in government. Minister for Regional Youth Bronnie Taylor said the 18 regional members would “champion causes” that are important to their peers.

Competitive tendering in human services has a host of problems, a parliamentary committee has found, but a six-month inquiry couldn’t find an alternative so it’s back to the drawing board.