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Research Papers

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These papers provide an impartial and authoritative overview of 9 important topics that will affect NSW and the Parliament during the current parliamentary term. They have been prepared by staff within the Parliamentary Research Service. The Parliamentary Research Service is an independent service that provides information, insight and analyses to support members of parliament and all parliamentary processes, including debate, scrutiny, accountability and representation.



Building industry regulation

Mental health

Social and affordable housing


School education
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Energy


Natural disasters
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Aboriginal incarceration

Integrity in government


About the Parliamentary Research Service

The NSW Parliamentary Research Service provides impartial research, data and analysis services for members of the NSW Parliament, including:

  • Confidential research for individual members
  • Publications on issues of interest to parliament
  • Statistics analysed at the NSW electorate level
  • Maps and other data visualisations

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Read the latest research

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Petroleum exploration permit 11 (PEP 11): R​​​ecent developments

​This paper provides some background information on PEP 11 and an overview of the current regulatory framework.​
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​​Rural and regional development in NSW​ in the aftermath of COVID-19

This paper by Professor Bill Pritchard reviews recent demographic shifts and future challenges in rural and regional NSW.
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Members and parliamentary staff can request research from the NSW Parliamentary Research Service.




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