The NSW premier has vowed to make Western Sydney hospitals a "hell of a lot better," saying the current offering "hasn't been good enough".

However, Chris Minns again dismissed opposition calls for an inquiry into the region's hospitals, saying he believed the public wanted the government to "get on with it".

The premier made the comments while unveiling new artist's impression of the $2 billion Bankstown Hospital, which is due for completion in 2031.

The hospital project was first announced by the Berejiklian government in 2019, however the site was not finalised until this year.

The Minns government committed a further $700 million towards the hospital in the June budget and has allocated $100 million to relocate the TAFE, which currently occupies the site.

The premier said the hosp

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