New South Wales plans to add driver licence photos to a national database in a scheme to be announced by Premier Chris Minns, according to reports from multiple outlets. The articles state that the specific details of the arrangement have not been released, including timing and how the national database would operate. All sources describe the proposal in similar terms: NSW driver licence photographs would be uploaded or otherwise included in a shared system used for national identification purposes. The coverage attributes the move to the NSW government and frames it as part of broader administrative or identity verification measures. While the reports agree on the core action—NSW driver licence photos entering a national database—the information provided is limited and does not outline scope, data governance, access rules, or security provisions. The outlets note that the plan is pending further announcement, suggesting additional information is expected from the NSW government after Minns’s preliminary statement or decision.