We’re building vibrant, diverse, inclusive and safe 24-hour Districts across NSW.
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The Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner was established in 2021 to support the growth of 24-hour Districts across New South Wales.
We aim to integrate planning and placemaking, diversify night-time activities, promote industry and cultural development, improve safety, mobility and connectivity.
One key initiative supporting these efforts is the creation of Neon Marketplace - a digital hub for businesses, creatives, artists, and corporate brands within NSW’s 24-hour economy to share opportunities for collaboration and connection.
The platform also enables potential sponsors, partners, and local businesses to connect directly with Districts to co-create events, activations, and place-based initiatives.
To learn more about our programs and how we collaborate with businesses, communities and government, visit 24-hour economy in NSW. You can also sign up for our newsletter to stay updated with the latest news from the Office.
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Event at Abercrombie in Chippendale, Sydney. Photo by April Josie Photography
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Temperance Lane in Purple Flag YCK precinct, Sydney Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner
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Uptown District Showcase 2024 Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner
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