New South Wales News

This is an Archive of AEBN's Environment Network Weekly (ENW) e-newsletter. Articles are placed in this archive one month after members have received and viewed the weekly ENW e-news. The full article can only be read by members who are logged in.

New guidelines for hazardous ground gases

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has released new guidelines for the assessment and management of sites impacted by hazardous…[Read More]

Smart energy monitoring trials to begin in Newcastle

EnergyAustralia has partnered with Ausgrid to run a series of trials, in Newcastle and the Upper Hunter, as part of…[Read More]

New Bill dramatically reduces directors’ liability

The NSW Legislative Council has passed The Miscellaneous Acts Amendment (Directors’ Liability) Bill 2012. In the second reading of the bill,…[Read More]

NSW Auditor General’s environment report

A NSW Auditor-General’s report (Financial Audit, Volume Six 2012: Focusing on Environment, Water and Regional Infrastructure) has shown that “no…[Read More]

Developers agree to enforceable undertakings

Property developers in western Sydney’s Eastern Creek and in Tamworth have agreed to pay $200 000 and $184 000 respectively…[Read More]

IPART commences review of NSW electricity prices

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is preparing to set regulated electricity prices for NSW for the next three…[Read More]

Online modelling tool for NSW’s estuaries

NSW Environment Minister Robyn Parker said local councils and communities will be better equipped to understand and protect their estuaries…[Read More]

LED lights for Sydney’s streets and parks

Bicentennial Park in Glebe is the first park to have new light-emitting diode (LED) lights installed as part of the…[Read More]

Sydney a finalist for International Green Award

The City of Sydney has been recognised for its climate-change initiatives at this year’s International Green Awards. Sydney is a…[Read More]

$4.3 million solar project in Sydney

Sydney Park pavilion will be the first of 30 sites across central Sydney to have solar photovoltaic (pv) panels installed…[Read More]

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