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01 Dec 2023

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination Nurus brevis | News

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination
Nurus brevis
News
07 Dec 2023

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination Pittosporum kororoense | News

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination
Pittosporum kororoense
News
01 Dec 2023

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination Pomaderris gilmourii var. cana | News

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination
Pomaderris gilmourii var. cana
News
13 Jul 2023

Eastern bettongs return to NSW after 100-year absence in historic wildlife reintroduction project | Media release

Eastern bettongs, a small hopping marsupial related to kangaroos, have been successfully reintroduced to Yiraaldiya National Park in New South Wales after an absence of more than a century.
Eastern bettong is released into Yiraaldiya National Park by 3 staff members.
News
17 Dec 2023

Energy Bill Relief reaches more families and households this Christmas | Media release

The NSW Government is expanding energy support payments to more households to help ease cost of living pressures during the festive season.
A couple watching TV and discussing the NSW Family Enery Reabte programme.
News
15 Dec 2023

Ensuring the orderly phase-out of coal during the NSW transition to renewables | Media release

Australia's Energy Ministers are seeking feedback on the design of a new national Orderly Exit Management (OEM) Framework, to support energy reliability as ageing coal-fired power stations leave the system.
Eraring power station is a black coal-fired power station on the shores of Lake Macquarie, southeast of Newcastle, NSW. Its four steam turbines give it a generating capacity of 2640 megawatts, making it the equal largest power station in Australia in terms of generating capacity. Eraring substation on the left.
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30 Nov 2023

Environmental water release buoys Hunter River's health and native fish | Media release

Environmental water released into the Hunter River helped native fish migrate over key barriers while supporting the river’s overall health, final reports have found.
Close-up of foaming water as the Hunter River flows over a weir, with golden light and calm trees reflected in the river's shimmering surface in the background
News
06 Sep 2023

Family favourite Mibanbah Black Rocks campground reopens | Media release

Mibanbah Black Rocks campground in Bundjalung National Park reopened last week following a significant transformation by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS).
Mibanbah Black Rocks campground upgrade, Bundjalung National Park
News
23 Nov 2023

Ferry wharf construction to affect Christmas Day celebrations at Kamay Botany Bay National Park | Media release

The foreshore precinct and Monument walking track in Kamay Botany Bay National Park, both popular spots for picnickers during the festive season, are currently closed to the public due to the ferry wharf construction project in Kurnell.
Kamay Botany Bay National Park interpretive sign
News
21 Dec 2023

Fighting the war on illegal wildlife trade | Media release

The Australian and New South Wales governments are using world leading technology to crack down on the global illegal trade of native plants and animals.
Minister for the Environment and Water, the Hon Tanya Plibersek MP and NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe