New South Wales News

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New CEO for NSW EPA

NSW EPA has appointed Tracy Mackey as Chief Executive Officer of the NSW Environment Protection Authority, commencing 8 October 2019.Tracy…[Read More]

20-Year Waste Strategy for NSW

The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and NSW EPA is leading the development of a NSW 20-Year Waste…[Read More]

NEW GUIDELINES – Construction and demolition waste: a management toolkit and owner’s guide

NSW EPA has released two new guidance documents to assist the construction and demolition industry to be more familiar with…[Read More]

Consultation open for draft NSW Water Plans and Biodiversity Assessment Methods – Comment sought

The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is seeking feedback on the –Barwon-Darling Long Term Water Plan (submissions close…[Read More]

Report on compliance and performance of small sewage treatment plants in NSW – Released

NSW EPA has completed a strategic environmental compliance and performance review on small sewage treatment plants. As a result, NSW EPA…[Read More]

REMINDER: Review of Contaminated Land Guidelines: Assessment and management of hazardous ground gases

NSW EPA is reviewing its Assessment and management of hazardous ground gases: Contaminated Land Guidelines to ensure that hazardous ground…[Read More]

Waste company breaches environmental protection licence

NSW EPA has fined a Waste company $15,000 for an alleged breach of its environment protection licence by processing more…[Read More]

DRAFT GUIDELINES: New guidelines on ground gases and consultants reporting: Have your say!

The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority is consulting on two draft guidelines for contaminated land.Ground gases The Contaminated Land…[Read More]

$11,000 fine for monitoring failure and false return to EPA

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has fined the operator of a quarry $11,500 for allegedly failing to conduct noise…[Read More]

$36,000 fine for failing to comply with EPA investigation

A failure to comply with notices for an EPA investigation has cost an excavation company $36,000 in fines and costs…[Read More]

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