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18 Jan 2024

Widjabul Wia-bal People – notice under the Native Title Act | Park management

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is proposing a section 47C native title agreement with the Widjabul Wia-bal People in relation to national park estate covered by a native title application.

"A scenic view of Protestors Falls at The Channon, located within Nightcap National Park. The waterfall is cascading over rocks into a serene pool surrounded by lush greenery and dense rainforest. The tranquil setting highlights the natural beauty and rich biodiversity of the area.
Protestors Falls The Channon, Nightcap National Park
Image Credit: Carolyn Lloyd
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03 Apr 2024

Wongkumara People – notice under the Native Title Act | Park management

The National Parks and Wildlife Service is proposing a section 47C native title agreement with the Wongkumara People in relation to national park estate covered by a native title application.

Middle Road red earth textures and bird habitat Sturt National Park in the arid north-west corner of New South Wales
Middle Road red earth textures and bird habitat Sturt National Park in the arid north-west corner of New South Wales
Image Credit: John Spencer/DPE
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19 Dec 2024

NSW historical themes | Heritage

The 38 NSW historical themes were developed by the Heritage Council of NSW in 2001 to help to identify links between significant stories, places and objects. 

Historic Broken Hill Trades Hall building with a blue sky background
Broken Hill Trades Hall
Image Credit: DPE
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15 Aug 2023

Plumwood proposed radio facility | Park management

A review of environmental factors to improve critical communications infrastructure closed for consultation on 14 August 2023.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW
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14 Sep 2023

Royal National Park | Park management

Find out about current park management items in the Royal National Park.

A path winding along the coastline, raised above native grasses and scrub
Royal Coast Track
Image Credit: Lisa Sturis/DPE
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31 Aug 2023

Bonnie Vale campground | Park management

Bonnie Vale campground has reopened.

The image shows a section of Bonnie Vale in Royal National Park affected by erosion. The foreground features a large stretch of light sand, indicating significant erosion. Large black sandbags are strategically placed along the shoreline to combat the erosion. Behind the sandbags, the ground shows patches of grass and exposed soil. The background is filled with dense vegetation and tall trees, highlighting the natural environment of the park. The focus is on the erosion control measures and the impact of er
Stabilisation of the foreshore using rock bags and backfilling has been completed (January 2021).
Image Credit: DPE
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02 Sep 2019

Repairing Varney's Bridge | Park management

Varney's bridge is located in Royal National Park in the popular Audley precinct.

A small pristine beach surrounded by native scrub.
North Era Beach, Royal National Park
Image Credit: Nick Cubbin/DPE
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21 Mar 2024

Sydney Harbour Scenic Walk project: Update February 2024 | Park management

The 1801 Battery to Georges Head section is now open.

Sunlight hitting a roomy, rough-hewn sandstone staircase leading uphill through boulders and vivid green brush
After: completed section of walking track between Middle and Georges Head
Image Credit: M Daniels/NPWS
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19 Oct 2022

Royal Coast Track: update October 2022 | Park management

View the October 2022 update on the Royal Coast Track.

Stone steps leading up through a forested area. The steps are made of rough-hewn stone, surrounded by large rocks and trees. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled shadows on the steps and foliage. The scene suggests a natural park pathway or hiking trail.
Completed sandstone steps near Otford
Image Credit: I Curtis/DPE
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06 Jun 2022

Royal Coast Track: update March 2022 | Park management

Upgrades to the northern section of the Royal Coast Track between Bundeena and Thelma Head have been completed, and work continues along the southern section of the track.

The image depicts a lush, greenery of the royal national park with tall trees scattered around the background and the coastal track in the foreground. The sunlight filters through the tree leaves, casting gentle shadows on the ground. It’s a serene and inviting space perfect for a leisurely walk or a picnic.
Royal Coast Track completed track upgrade
Image Credit: I Curtis/DPE