Pest animals and weeds don’t recognise fences or property boundaries and left unmanaged, they can quickly spread across neighbouring properties, threatening agricultural production, native wildlife and the health of the …
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As at 26/9/26 there were 652 positive events across Australia with 67 in New South Wales. On the Central Coast there were four wild birds affected, all were Greater Crested …
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Patients in Wyong Hospital’s acute geriatric ward will now benefit from a purpose-built sensory garden. The sensory garden has been delivered with $250,000 funding from the Regional Health Minor Capital …
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Dr Gordon Reid MP is urging Central Coast Council to pursue opportunities via Active Transport Funding to improve pedestrian safety after meeting with residents concerned about the need for additional …
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The Federal Government continues to improve road safety in NSW, delivering funding for safety upgrades at George Downes Drive in Kulnura. The project will install a guardrail, non-skid pavement, line-marking …
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Greater Sydney Local Land Services will be leading a wild dog and fox control program in the Central Coast region. As a result of strong support from local landholders, Greater …
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NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is conducting an aerial baiting program in Watagans, Popran and Brisbane Water National Parks. Aerial baiting is scheduled for 12th September 2026 to …
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The NSW Government is calling for nominations for the 2027 Multicultural Community Medals and Honour Roll. The prestigious awards celebrate people and organisations from across NSW who are making outstanding …
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This week, my office became aware of social media comments that threatened harm to myself and my office. Subsequently, my team reported this to NSW Police. I am advised that …
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A blister rust plant pathogen that will spread on the wind is being readied for release against Lantana (Lantana camara) one of Australia’s worst weeds. Scientists say the pathogen is …
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