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The Council Community and Recreation Assets Clean-up Program supports councils impacted by storms and floods through February and March 2021.

Farmers in Narromine and Warren may receive a visit from the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) this week as part of a targeted education and compliance campaign aimed at reducing incidents of spray drift.

An example pesticide application record form for people who use pesticides to use to record their pesticide use.

All people who use pesticides as part of their job must record their pesticide use. Records provide vital information if an incident occurs, protect the pesticide user by providing evidence they used pesticides responsibly, and help track the effectiveness of pesticides.

This is an application to request an internal review of a risk level allocated to a premises-based activity licence issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (‘POEO Act’).

The EPA issues pesticide control orders (PCOs) to ensure restricted pesticides are used safely and disposed of appropriately. You can only use restricted pesticides if authorised to do so under a PCO or a restricted pesticide authorisation. A PCO can also place conditions on use of a non-restricted pesticide.

The EPA has staff available to speak to you about information on RAAF Base Williamtown, PFAS contamination, precautionary dietary advice and ongoing management and monitoring. If you have any questions call the Environment Line on 131 555.

Following last year’s floods, the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is delivering up to $10 million to help Aboriginal communities restore culturally significant land as part of a new Aboriginal Lands Flood Recovery program.