Acknowldgement of Country
The Parliament of New South Wales stands on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We proudly acknowledge all the Aboriginal peoples of New South Wales and honour their enduring connection to the lands, waters and sky of the State.
The representatives of the people of New South Wales gather from various Aboriginal lands across the State to meet in this Parliament. May the decisions made within these walls reflect our commitment to fostering a spirit of reconciliation and respect.
NSW Parliament: A Living History
The site of the Parliament of NSW Precinct is one of the most historic precincts in Australia. In 2022, the Parliament began an aspirational program of critical maintenance and conservation works for the oldest and most significant buildings including the Chambers, atriums, façade, and the Rum Hospital rooms. Read more about the works and watch a video going behind the scenes on the project.
Arriving at and leaving Parliament House
Parliament House is at 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney. Follow this link for directions and transport options to and from Parliament House.
Security screening
All visitors enter Parliament from Macquarie Street via a security screening station. If you have accessibility requirements that affect how you undergo security screening, please advise the security officers when you arrive.
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