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Native Australian bass in the Hunter River will receive a helping hand on their annual downstream migration, with 10,000 megalitres of water for the environment set to be delivered to the Hunter River this week.

It’s official! NSW national parks are a top destination choice now that regional travel restrictions have eased, with most campgrounds already booked to capacity for the June long weekend.

While many campgrounds across the state's National Parks reopen from today, keen snow-bunnies need to wait until 22 June to hit the slopes.

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is on a mission to spot black-striped wallabies around northern NSW’s Gondwana rainforests as part of a 10-year project.

National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is conducting a hazard reduction burn on the 28 and 29 of May in Bundjalung National Park. The 9-hectare burn will be carried out 17 kilometres south of Evans Head.

Nature lovers and regional economies are set to benefit as NSW national parks get ready to welcome holiday visitors back into campgrounds, ahead of the June long weekend.

It’s great news for the endangered Manning River Turtle with 20 hatching in captivity after eggs were rescued from the wild earlier this year.

The entire colony of brush-tailed rock-wallabies in Kangaroo Valley survived the 2019-20 bushfires which devastated the region, with the support of emergency food drops, announced Environment Minister Matt Kean today.

Minister for Local Government Shelley Hancock has today announced the appointment of the new NSW Coastal Council, to be chaired by Annelise Tuor.

Energy businesses, workers and consumer groups are being encouraged to help shape the design of the new Energy Security Safeguard, to ensure it will drive down power prices and improve the reliability of the NSW grid.