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Cultural burning has been a practice undertaken by Aboriginal people in Australia for thousands of years, and this week the practice will be revived in Murray Valley Regional Park, beginning on Saturday May 4.

The Minister for Energy welcomes the Australian Energy Regulator’s draft Default Market Offer which shows lower electricity prices in real terms for all residential and small business customers.

How scientists are helping to protect some of Australia's rarest and most unique landscapes.

The NSW Government has launched a new Vehicle Emissions Star Rating website to help vehicle buyers consider sustainability when making their next vehicle purchase.

Minister for Climate Change and the Environment Penny Sharpe has praised the efforts of locals in Dubbo who have protected threatened habitats and species under an agreement with the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT).

Ebor Falls, one of New England’s most scenic and beloved natural attractions, has reopened after a $5.5 million upgrade.

The latest NSW emissions projections confirm expectations that more needs to be done in NSW to meet emissions reduction targets.

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has reached the end of the supply chain as it traces asbestos contaminated mulch which was originally discovered at the Rozelle Parklands.

The NSW Environmental Trust's annual Protecting Our Places grants are now open, and Aboriginal groups or corporations are encouraged to apply for funding up to $80,000.