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Celebrate Sydney’s cultural heritage during West Fest with a forum about heritage, how it is changing and its future.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) removed the whale carcass from the popular Wattamolla Beach, south of Sydney.

Taree and Forster residents can go to a free workshop this week to get practical tips on saving energy to lower their energy bills.

The most recent survey of waterbirds in the Port Stephens area shows an alarming decline of once-common birds over a 10-year period.

Ongoing work to improve protection of properties neighbouring Arakwal National Park, at Byron Bay, are continuing next week, with critical buffer zones being strengthened between Scott Street and Ironbark Avenue.

NSW’s beaches have returned one of their cleanest years in nearly a decade, according to the latest state-wide annual Beachwatch report.

The iconic Chinese Garden of Friendship at Darling Harbour is to be heritage listed as the community comes together to celebrate the 30th anniversary of its opening.

A Sydney not-for-profit investment company that’s raised some $3 million to assist solar power installations cleaned up at tonight’s Green Globe Awards.

Wagga Wagga is one of 7 regions that will soon be participating in a program that has already converted some 11,000 hectares of private land into conservation areas.

Environment Minister Gabrielle Upton joined Liberal Candidate for Wagga Wagga Julia Ham to announce more than $153,000 would go to Wagga Wagga City Council and the Riverina Highlands Landcare Network for 2 projects that will protect, restore and enhance the local environment.