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The NSW EPA has completed initial PFAS residential bore testing in Narromine as part of the EPA’s voluntary opt-in Bore Water Screening Program that supports local councils.

We often receive reports by members of the public of fluorescent green waterways. The source of this can vary; however, a common cause is a chemical called fluorescein. 

200 credits were auctioned on 29 April 2026, generating over $4 million in revenue. This money covers the cost of managing the Hunter River Salinity Trading Scheme.

Veolia has been issued four penalty notices for multiple licence breaches at its Woodlawn Landfill in Tarago.

For the first time, all licensed landfills and sewage treatment plants (STPs) in NSW will be required to monitor and report PFAS in wastewater under new EPA requirements that come into effect from October this year.