2021 media releases
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Lake Illawarra jetty and foreshore works announced
28 May 2021
Departmental media releaseThe Department of Planning, Industry and Environment today announced major repair plans for a number of jetties at Lake Illawarra in preparation for their reopening.
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Applications open for $17 million Crown Reserves Improvement Fund
26 May 2021
Ministerial media releaseCrown land managers and community groups that use Crown land are invited to apply for a share of $17 million in grants from the NSW Government to upgrade and maintain community facilities and public reserves.
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Groundwater dashboard delivers key advice to water users
25 May 2021
Departmental media releaseWater users are better informed on groundwater availability thanks to a dashboard now available on the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment’s website.
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Consolidation of Crown cemetery operators
25 May 2021
Ministerial media releaseThe NSW Government will merge the five existing Crown cemetery operators in metropolitan Sydney into one, after a statutory review found a danger of financial collapse.
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$700,000 funding for Belmont Wetlands State Park
21 May 2021
Departmental media releaseThe NSW Government will provide $700,000 funding to support infrastructure upgrades and improve community enjoyment of Belmont Wetlands State Park.
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Indigenous company helps repair former Prince Henry site
19 May 2021
Departmental media releaseRedfern-based construction management company NPM Indigenous has been awarded a contract as part of a $1.135 million NSW Government upgrade to the former Prince Henry Hospital site and surrounding area at Little Bay under the COVID-19 stimulus program.
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Agreement puts Dungog mountain biking on tourism track
19 May 2021
Ministerial media releaseA historic agreement between the NSW Government and Karuah Local Aboriginal Land Council, has secured Dungog’s future as a national mountain biking destination.
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NRAR clarifies position on floodplain harvesting following second disallowance
24 June 2021
StatementWater taken in NSW must be done so in accordance with the conditions of an access licence, works/use approval, exemption, or basic landholder right.
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Exciting plans for former Orange police station site
18 May 2021
Departmental media releaseThe NSW Government has presented the land title to the former Orange police station site to Orange Local Aboriginal Land Council in a handover ceremony following a successful Aboriginal Land Claim.
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NRAR routine monitoring staff travelled twice the distance of the globe and found the most troublesome compliance issue
13 May 2021
EditorialIn October 2020, the Natural Resources Access Regulator (NRAR) launched its ambitious routine monitoring program with an additional 30 field officers based in Deniliquin, Dubbo and Tamworth.