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 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]

Action against microplastics

NSW Environment Minister Rob Stokes will head an industry working group to push for the phasing out of products containing…[Read More]

New online information tool available to assist with changes to native vegetation regulations

NSW Office of Environment and Heritage has released a series of information tools to help landholders work their way through…[Read More]

Coal seam gas leak investigated

The NSW EPA stepped in to investigate reports of a coal seam gas leak in a suburban area of south-west…[Read More]

Gold miner hit for water pollution

The offences occurred in February and March 2013 during the construction of the Dargues Gold Mine at Majors Creek near…[Read More]

Trucking company caught on camera

In other cases, a trucking company has been fined $21,000 and ordered to pay $30,000 in costs after being found…[Read More]

Environmental licence holders to pay for air monitoring

EPA NSW is seeking comment on the draft Protection of the Environment Operations (General) Amendment (Newcastle Air Monitoring) Regulation 2014(External…[Read More]

Oil recycler fined

A New South Wales oil recycling company has been ordered to pay more than $22,000 by the Downing Centre Local…[Read More]

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