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The NSW EPA is investigating a fish kill event in the Hunter River at Mount Thorley.

New rules will require major coal mines in NSW to directly reduce fossil methane pollution, delivering significant climate benefits this decade. 

Shoalhaven Starches will pay more than $170,000 for projects that benefit the local community and environment as part of an Enforceable Undertaking wi...

An Australian-first microplastic assessment has identified the state's most contaminated waterways.

Forestry Corp must pay $450,000 in penalties over the illegal logging of six giant and three hollow-bearing trees in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest.

Plastics that pollute our waterways, litter our parks and neighbourhoods, and contaminate our recycling efforts are set to be phased out.

The EPA has fined QSSR Pty Ltd, trading as Shoalhaven Recycling, $30,000 after the valve on a tank was left open and an unknown amount of polluted wat...

Tumut Waste has been ordered to pay more than $500,000 for emitting offensive odours at the Bellettes Landfill.

A Mid North Coast logging company has been ordered to pay over $34,000, and its director placed on a 2-year good behaviour bond, in the Taree Local Co...