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Information about the Bushfire Recovery Programs which provided support and funding for public land managers and local councils as they recovered from the 2019–20 bushfires.

During National Recycling Week we’re shining a spotlight on Wagga Wagga Men’s Shed as they are diverting more than 35 tonnes of unwanted materials from landfill annually by giving waste a second life and turning a profit.

If you provide services that use pesticides (other than fumigants) to control weeds or pests affecting plants or soil you are required to hold a ground applicator licence.

What makes something dangerous goods, and how we ensure that dangerous goods are transported safely.

Drivers and vehicles must both be licenced to transport dangerous goods in NSW. Find out what you need to do to get a licence.

The Dangerous Goods public register contains information about the transport of dangerous goods required under the Dangerous Goods (Road and Rail Transport) Act 2008 and regulations, including information about driver and vehicle licences.

Whether you are a householder or represent a school, childcare centre or residential block, there are steps you should take if you engage a pest management technician (pest controller) to manage pests at your premises.

There are specific training, licence, notification and record-keeping requirements for pest management technicians, timber pest management technicians and fumigators. If you are in this line of business, this page will guide you on your legal responsibilities and using pesticides safely and legally.

Search for people and businesses with NSW pesticide licences. You can check whether someone has a licence, what type of licence they have, and whether it is up to date.

Radiation is used widely in healthcare, research and commercial activities. NSW radiation laws aim to protect people and the environment by minimising harmful radiation exposure, while enabling the beneficial use of radiation.