Damage reporting encouraged as wet weather ramps up

Damage reporting encouraged as wet weather ramps up

Farmers and landholders across the State are being urged to plan ahead and report any flood damage to their properties, with severe weather conditions predicted to surge over the next week.

10 October 2022
Predator poo key to lost potoroo

Predator poo key to lost potoroo

A new technique is being trialled by ecologists on the NSW’s far south coast to find the elusive long-footed potoroo, and it stinks.

9 October 2022
Fence to commence at newest rewilding site

Fence to commence at newest rewilding site

The newest feral-free rewilding area in NSW is one step closer to welcoming locally extinct animals into the safe-haven, with fence construction due to begin soon.

9 October 2022
Protecting Port Macquarie and Kempsey koalas

Protecting Port Macquarie and Kempsey koalas

Koalas will be better protected from threats in the Port Macquarie and Kempsey region thanks to a $1.25 million investment through the NSW Koala Strategy.

6 October 2022
Disaster assistance for flood-impacted communities

Disaster assistance for flood-impacted communities

Jointly funded disaster assistance is now available to 27 local government areas (LGAs) following severe flooding across NSW which began on 14 September 2022.

6 October 2022
Warragamba Dam declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure

Warragamba Dam declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure

A proposal to raise the Warragamba Dam wall by 14 metres has been declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI), as it is deemed essential to NSW for economic and social reasons.

5 October 2022
Innovative bush fire tech put to the test

Innovative bush fire tech put to the test

High-tech sensors which can predict and detect fires and clean energy solutions for bush fire-affected communities are among five innovative ideas being piloted

1 October 2022
Bushfire danger period begins with greater grass fire risk

Bushfire danger period begins with greater grass fire risk

Communities across NSW are being warned of a greater risk of grass fires after recent wet weather with the official bush fire season beginning today.

1 October 2022

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