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The department manages Crown road sales under section 152B of the Roads Act 1993. On 1 December 2021, the department ceased publishing notification of Crown road disposals in the NSW Government Gazette.

We manage investigations and assessments for the protection and maintenance of the environment and natural resources of Crown land.

We are focused on planning growth and investing in infrastructure. The majority of our investment is used to enhance our natural coast and maritime resources.

Crown lands has worked in collaboration with the Rural Fire Service and Soil Conservation Service to conduct helicopter aerial inspections of fire trails on Crown land.

A new seawall and waterside walk has been completed at Kiama Harbour as part of a $3 million investment.

The Urunga Wetlands site is now a valuable community space following a $10 million program of extensive remediation and parkland work. It has been transformed from a once barren wasteland to a lively wetland habitat.

We manage a variety of built and natural assets across the state including coastal infrastructure, walking tracks, dams, lighthouses and historical buildings.

The majority of infrastructure investment is used to enhance our natural coast and maritime resources across Crown land.

Aboriginal land rights refer to the system of legal rights created by the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983.

Crown Lands facilitates the return of land to Aboriginal land councils by assessing land claims and, if a claim is successful, transferring land.