The Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse on Seal Rocks in Myall Lakes National Park was built in 1875. It is one of 10 historic lighthouses under the management of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Euston Regional Park has frontage to the Murray River just outside of Euston, approximately 80 kilometres west of Balranald in the far west of New South Wales. The park covers 3274 hectares and is within the traditional Country of the Kureinji People.
Wianamatta Regional Park includes 900 hectares of the former Australian Defence Industries Site (ADI Site) which covered a total area of some 1545 hectares. This Conservation Management Plan recognises that the park will be formally gazetted as a regional park under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (New South Wales).
Broken Head Nature Reserve is 110 hectares of land located on the far north coast of NSW, 7 kilometres south of Byron Bay. It is in the traditional Country of the Bundjalung of Byron Bay (Arakwal) people.
Somerton National Park is located approximately 40 kilometres east of Gunnedah and 14 kilometres south-west of the township of Somerton. The park is 760 hectares and forms part of a chain of reserves stretching the length of the Brigalow Belt South and Nandewar bioregions.
Eagles Claw Nature Reserve covers an area of about 1 hectare on a section of rugged coastline in the locality of Lookout Point at Eden on the far south coast of New South Wales.
Wooyung Nature Reserve is located on the far north coast of New South Wales between Pottsville and Wooyung. The reserve consists of 87 hectares of coastal land bisected by the Tweed Coast Road. It includes approximately 2.5 kilometres of Mooball Beach and Wooyung Beach.
South Head forms the southern edge of the entrance to Sydney Harbour. Most of the area has been a national park since 1977, with Gap Bluff added in 1982. The site has rich natural and cultural heritage values, including at least 11 Aboriginal sites.
