New South Wales (NSW)
Regional Development Australia (RDA) committees in NSW
Use the links provided in the table below to access individual RDA committees.
| RDA Committee | Office |
|---|---|
| Far West NSW | Broken Hill |
| Southern Inland NSW | Queanbeyan |
| Illawarra | Wollongong |
| South Coast | Nowra |
| Northern Inland | Armidale |
| Northern Rivers | Lismore |
| Mid North Coast | Port Macquarie |
| Hunter | Newcastle |
| Central Coast | Ourimbah |
| Sydney | North Parramatta |
| Murray | Albury |
| Central West | Orange |
| Riverina | Griffith |
| Orana | Dubbo |
- Contact details for RDA NSW committees [
PDF: 199 KB] - View maps of RDA committee regions in NSW
- Current RDA committee members in NSW [PDF: 218 KB]
RDA NSW press releases
- Joint media statement: Regional Development Australia - NSW Committee Appointments
- Joint Media Statement Regional Development Australia - NSW Appointments
- Joint Media Statement Regional Development Australia Created with Historic Signing
- Joint Media Statement New Regional Development Partnership
To view the latest RDA news from NSW, visit the RDA Newsroom.
RDA arrangements in NSW
RDA in NSW is a partnership between the Australian and NSW Governments.
On 23 February 2009, the then Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Development and Northern Australia, the Hon Gary Gray MP, and New South Wales Minister for Regional Development, the Hon Phillip Costa MP, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on behalf of the Australian and New South Wales Governments setting out the arrangements for the creation of RDA.
RDA in NSW ensures a more strategic and responsive approach to regional development and helps guide economic growth across regional NSW. Both the Australian and NSW Governments contribute funds to support the operation of RDA.
The new RDA network in NSW replaces the Australian Government's 14 Area Consultative Committees and the NSW Government's 13 Regional Economic Development Boards. All RDA committees in NSW are incorporated under the NSW Associations Incorporated Act (1984).
- Signed MoU between the Australian and NSW Governments [PDF: 38 KB]
RDA committee membership in NSW
RDA committees comprise approximately 12 members each, including a Chair and Deputy Chair. Each committee includes members who have experience or expertise in local government.
Applications for committee membership are obtained through open Expression of Interest (EoI) processes. Applications are now closed. Find out more about EoI processes for NSW
Contact
For more information about RDA in NSW please contact rda.nsw@rda.gov.au.
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