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Australia's oldest national park has expanded after unformed road reserves near Bundeena were formally added to the park. This 5-hectare addition protects intact vegetation comprising forested wetland, heathland and dry sclerophyll forest.

An audit of Remediation Orders across New South Wales will investigate if landholders have satisfactorily repaired environmental damage and identify opportunities for improved outcomes.

After 120 years, relatives have gathered at the wreck site of SS Nemesis off the coast of Port Kembla to honour and remember the 32 lives lost when the steamship vanished in 1904.

National Parks and Wildlife Service, together with Fire and Rescue NSW will be conducting a hazard reduction burn in Sydney Harbour National Park, between Taylors Bay and Bradleys Head Road at Bradleys Head on Wednesday, July 24, weather permitting.

The toilet block at the newly upgraded Glow Worm Tunnel precinct has been damaged by vandals.

Proving they are not just a hit with visitors, spectacular sight-seeing precincts in Sydney region national parks have now scooped a trifecta of awards, with the new North Head lookouts, Burragula and Yiningma, taking out the highest award for architecture in New South Wales.

In celebration of NAIDOC Week, a blue plaque has been unveiled at the Wayside Chapel in Kings Cross, commemorating the pivotal 1965 Freedom Ride.

A humpback whale just off Coffs Harbour was safely disentangled from commercial fishing gear yesterday afternoon thanks to a team effort by community, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, NSW Water Police’s Marine Area Command, Jetty Dive Centre and Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Ce