EPA NSW has welcomed the agreed national ban on three per and poly fluoroalkyl substances – PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS…[Read More]
New South Wales News
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2024 State of the Environment report highlights new trends in the environment
The NSW 2024 State of the Environment report was tabled in Parliament on 26 June 2025 that provides a snapshot…[Read More]
Study on the impact of coal ash repositories on Lake Macquarie
NSW EPA has advised of a comprehensive study that has been conducted on Lake Macquarie to assess its environmental health…[Read More]
Winding Down Wineries Waste
NSW EPA is providing funding to Go Circular who is delivering the ‘Winding Down Wineries Foods Waste initiative, that focuses…[Read More]
NSW’s launches its first large scale Virtual Power Plant
The NSW Government has launched the state’s first large-scale Virtual Power Plant under the NSW Electricity Roadmap, which is expected…[Read More]
Temporary waste levy waiver of waste disaster clean-up
NSW EPA is working with councils across the NSW East Coast area to help communities prepare for and undertake waste…[Read More]
Round 4 of Local Government Waste Solutions Fund: Opens September 2025
Round 4 of the Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy grant fund is expected to open in September 2025 for applicants…[Read More]
First NSW waste and circular infrastructure Plan: Comment sought
NSW EPA is seeking your feedback on the draft NSW Waste and Circular Infrastructure Plan: Chapter 1 – Meeting our…[Read More]
Proposed Protection from Harmful Radiation Regulation 2025: Comment sought
NSW EPA is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the regulation for radiation protection. The proposed changes aim to strengthen radiation…[Read More]
Sydney Water Licence Review: Comment sought
NSW EPA is seeking feedback on its statutory five-yearly review of the licences for Sydney Water’s 23 sewage treatment systems…[Read More]