New South Wales Parliament House

New South Wales Parliament House, located in Sydney, is the seat of the state's legislative government. It is where elected representatives—from the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council—debate, make laws, and oversee the functioning of the state government. The building features modern architecture combined with historic elements, symbolizing transparency and democracy. It also includes facilities such as chambers, committee rooms, offices, and public spaces, and often hosts events and tours. The Parliament House plays a key role in shaping laws and policies that affect residents of New South Wales.