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Work to improve road access to the new Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area will begin next week.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) invites the Northern Beaches community of Coffs Harbour to an information session regarding management of the region’s national park reserves. 

Works are set to commence to prevent access to the bottom of Belmore and Gerringong Falls, which have been the locations for four tragedies and numerous serious incidents in recent years.

The Minns Labor Government has developed a new Renewable Energy Planning Framework to promote faster planning decisions, provide investment certainty for industry and host communities, and boost economic benefits for regional communities.

Sydney's newest lookouts offering breathtaking ocean views from North Head in Sydney Harbour National Park have taken home the prestigious Nicholas Murcutt Award for Small Project Architecture at the National Architecture Awards 2024.

The NSW Government is making it easier than ever to explore regional NSW in an electric vehicle by funding 945 new EV charging ports at hundreds of tourism destinations in regional areas.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has completed the spring aerial control program targeting feral animals on conservation lands across the Warragamba catchment.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is now taking applications to become registered to rehome wild horses from Kosciuszko National Park.

Imagine caring for and protecting some of the state’s most precious national parks, including offshore islands across the beautiful Port Stephens region.

NSW TurtleWatch is calling on the public to keep their eyes peeled at the beach this summer and help expand our understanding of nesting sea turtles by reporting nesting locations you spot up and down the coastline.

From today residents across the state can take advantage of the NSW Government's new incentive to make battery storage more affordable.

Homes and businesses in the Far West region of NSW are once again connected to the state’s primary power supply, following the restoration of a major transmission line.

Cudgegong River is being supported with environmental water flows ahead of the upcoming native fish breeding season.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is planning two hazard reduction burns in Worrigee Nature Reserve on Wednesday 30 October, weather permitting.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is seeking volunteer counters to be part of the next Great Inland Glossy Count this November.

Recovery support will be available next week to Broken Hill and surrounding remote communities including Tibooburra, Wilcannia, Menindee and White Cliffs.

Beachgoers right across New South Wales have access to timely information on the water quality of their favourite beaches – so you can ‘check before you swim’.

The NSW Government is today announcing financial support to residents and small-to-medium sized businesses in the Far West of the state impacted by the major electrical outage in the region.

Endangered green and golden bell frogs in the north of Ash Island will soon be able to mix more easily with their larger group of froggy friends down in the island’s south – but they need your help.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has commenced an investigation into Transgrid’s compliance with its regulatory obligations including licence conditions, as communities in the Far West region of NSW deal with uncertain power supply following a severe storm which destroyed transmission towers.