New South Wales News

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Composting facility fined for odour offences

The NSW EPA has issued two penalty notices to a composting facility, located south of Lake Macquarie, for emitting offensive…[Read More]

New Environment Minister for NSW

The Liberal member for Pittwater, Rob Stokes is the new NSW Environment Minister. Mr Stokes, who was parliamentary secretary for…[Read More]

TWO NEW GUIDANCE – Best Practice Note: Landfarming; Technical Note: Investigation of Service Station Sites

NSW EPA has released 2 new guidelines that relate to service station sites and landfarming. They are – ? Best…[Read More]

NEW POLICY – New policy released for green walls and roods for Sydney

The number of green walls and roofs in Sydney is set to grow following support for the City of Sydney’s…[Read More]

Draft report on regulated gas prices and solar feed-in tariffs

The NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has released its draft decisions on average regulated retail gas prices for…[Read More]

First EPA funded recycling centre opens

The first community recycling centre funded by a grant from the NSW Environment Protection Authority has opened in Lake Macquarie.…[Read More]

Petroleum licences refused in Northern Rivers

NSW Minister for Resources and Energy Anthony Roberts has knocked back two Petroleum Exploration Licence Applications (PELAs) in the Northern…[Read More]

Solar farm to power Tathra sewage works

The Bega Valley Shire Council and local renewable energy group Clean Energy for Eternity have turned the first sods on…[Read More]

Onsite smoulder finally extinguished at waste recycling facility

The NSW EPA and Fire & Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has handed the Chester Hill waste recycling facility back to the…[Read More]

NEW GUIDELINES – Murray-Darling water trading.

Guidelines are now available to explain new water trade rules due to take effect in July in the Murray-Darling Basin.…[Read More]

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