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$1.3 million to fight illegal dumping
Redcycle clean up reaches milestone
Sydney man to pay over $200,000 for asbestos waste offences
New environmentally friendly solar panel recycling process helps recover valuable silver
South Gippsland Water faces EPA charges over Foster Creek
When Rubber Meets Road: Bayside
Council endorses Hampton Park Hill Development Plan
Preferencing coal over renewables: Vales Point cannot be exempt from clean air laws
Vales Point extension a line in the sand, says climate groups
Fine wakeup call for trucking industry
SYDNEY WATER TO PAY OVER $865k AFTER HUGE SEWAGE OVERFLOW
Norstar obstructed EPA officers
Dairy spill should never have happened: EPA
Quarry company faces EPA charges
Farmer fined for burning tyres at Tyers
IN RESPONSE TO EPA, CADIA TAKES ACTION
EPA SUSPENDS LICENCE OF LAKE MACQUARIE COMPOSTING FACILITY
What we heard from the community about fixing Bendigo’s groundwater
Waste stockpiles and guilty plea lead to $7,000 fine
On farm tyres registration deadline approaching
EPA fines Phoenix
Truck full of trouble at Koo Wee Rup
Council ready for noise activated camera trial: Bayside
Ravenhall landfill fine
Local man’s $500 coffee cup
NSW Health responding to community concern around dust from Cadia gold mine
Statement on NSW Audit Office report
Huge Cadia gold mine ordered to reduce polluting dust. Is it safe to live near a mine like this?
How to reduce smoke pollution from your property this winter
Middle Arm creating jobs through hydrogen
Viva applies for development licence
Sometimes noise annoys – but let’s be reasonable says EPA
Bayside Wins National Waste Management Award
Results in for Get the Site Right Blitz on building sites in May
UPDATE ON MANAGEMENT OF MACQUARIE RIVER RAFTS
Greater Western Water fined
Giant saltworks proposal threatens Exmouth Gulf, Ningaloo
Building the Territory’s Future at Middle Arm with cleaner energy and more jobs
EPA sees sediment in Surrey Hills streets
Where’s waste? EPA can fine to find out
City Convicted and Fined for Environmental Offences
Treated wastewater in Victoria is still contaminated, study finds. So are we and the environment safe?
Study finds treated wastewater in Victoria is still contaminated. So are we and the environment safe?
$10,000 fine for illegal dumping
Supreme Court decision toughens pollution enforcement – EPA
EPA snares pair with trailer load of trouble
Intel leads EPA to wastewater in billabong
Final notice issued to Newcrest Cadia mine