This report outlines the research undertaken to identify the areas in the drainage network where sewage contaminates stormwater in Rose Bay and the outcomes of this research.

This report summarises the performance of 228 swimming sites along the NSW coast in 2019–2020, providing a long-term assessment of how suitable a site is for swimming.

Map of salinity potential in Western Sydney 2002

This booklet explains some of the opportunities and benefits of addressing urban salinity through the land use planning and development assessment process.

This report was prepared to support planning processes for Stage 1 of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis. Given proposed development in the area, the report focuses on constraints and qualities most relevant to the management of urban environments rather than requirements for extensive agriculture.

The Heritage Council of NSW has delegated some of its functions under the Heritage Act 1977 to City of Sydney Council.

This report was prepared to support planning processes for Stage 1 of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis. It focuses on management of urban salinity in the Western Sydney hydrogeological landscapes, where there is a high risk of salinity hazard impacts on both the built form and water dependent ecosystems.

The area known as ‘The Rocks’ was the first permanent settlement of Europeans in Australia and is now one of Sydney’s iconic tourism sites.

This audit examines the salinity status of coastal New South Wales (NSW).

The map depicts the distribution and potential severity of salinity based on a practical understanding of the factors that cause salinity.