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.

Vickery Coal Project Approved

The NSW Department of Planning and Environment has imposed noise, dust and heritage controls as part of its approval of…[Read More]

GRANTS OPPORTUNITY: New grants for major waste and recycling facilities

The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (EPA) and the Environmental Trust are calling for applications for a share of…[Read More]

New process for windfarm applications

New South Wales wind farm development applications will automatically be referred to the Planning Assessment Commission for determination. NSW Planning…[Read More]

NSW EPA lobbies to strengthen air quality measures

The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority says it will push for more changes to strengthen the air quality National…[Read More]

Man fined $36,000 for illegal asbestos dumping

A man has been convicted in the NSW Land Environment Court and fined a total of $36,000 following a New…[Read More]

Tougher on-the-spot fines for environmental offences

A ten fold increase in on-the-spot fines for environmental offences up to $15,000 for companies and $7500 for individuals is…[Read More]

Retrofit of rollover control to dangerous goods tank trailers by 1 January 2014

In an Australian first, all dangerous goods trailers on NSW roads must be fitted with ‘roll-over control’ by 2019.The NSW…[Read More]

New biodiversity offsets policy for major projects commences 1 October 2014

The new biodiversity offsets policy for major projects will be phased in by the NSW Government from 1 October 2014.…[Read More]

Operators of freight and passenger trains to be accountable for pollution

Operators of freight and passenger trains in New South Wales will have to hold an environment protection licence following proposed…[Read More]

GRANT: Round 2 – Local Government Organics Collection Systems Now open to Councils

NSW EPA and the Environmental Trust are calling for local councils to apply for a share of $16.2 million to…[Read More]

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