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A $6.1 million infrastructure project in Myall Lakes National Park opened this week with the relocation of part of Mungo Brush Road and upgrade of Dark Point carpark.

A project calling citizen scientists to scroll through thousands of images of a malleefowl mound has captured a rarely seen echidna love train crashing in a mound for the night.

When a Department of Planning Industry and Environment employee found a recently deceased squirrel glider at his home just outside Armidale, he turned tragedy into educational opportunity.

An outstanding range of innovative projects from across NSW have been showcased in the 2019 winning line-up for the 20th annual Green Globe Awards.

Residents of Taree, Coffs Harbour, Grafton and Lismore – Ballina will have access to hourly air quality updates following the installation of temporary air quality incident monitors in response to the ongoing bushfires burning in their areas.

Barangaroo has become the first urban precinct in Australia to be awarded carbon neutral status.

Minister for Local Government Shelley Hancock today announced an additional $175,000 of funding for the City of Newcastle Council to begin work to boost sand volumes on Stockton Beach.

Households across NSW are expected to save $40 per year on their electricity bills and the State will have one of the highest reliability targets in the world under the NSW Electricity Strategy, released today.

The NSW Government has taken a critical step to protect the residents of the State from bushfires by declaring a State of Emergency ahead of catastrophic conditions predicted for this week.

The NSW Government is providing an additional $1.47 million support for the State's dedicated army of volunteer wildlife rehabilitators to help them meet the growing demands of rescuing more than 100,000 animals every year.