Bernadette Clarke

Four years after the devastating Black Summer bushfires, Indigenous fire practitioners say they’re struggling to keep up with demand for cultural burns from private landholders, and they want more support.

Scientists are concerned about predictions ocean temperatures will be 2.5 degrees Celsius warmer than usual as part of a marine heatwave declared for the NSW south coast.

The Brogo Dam has just become home to tens of thousands more Australian bass and estuary perch under a stocking program organised by those who fish its waters.

The government is desperate for solutions with rental vacancy rates at an all-time low across Sydney and short-term vacancies concentrated in NSW regional towns like Byron Bay and along the state’s south coast priced beyond the reach of many.

Workers from Australia and overseas are happy to help far south coast sea urchin factories crack the export market for the roe of a marine menace.

The 95-year-old died in hospital in May 2023 after falling and hitting her head following an alleged incident with a police officer.

This third-generation logger says he is on the verge of bankruptcy while environmental advocates say they will continue to put pressure on the industry until native forest logging is banned.

When Terry Dixon took his usual walk around the Tathra headland on the New South Wales far south coast, he encountered a rare phenomenon brought on by heavy rainfall.

Organisers of Sculpture for Clyde say their small town is “punching above its weight” in the art scene as it offers up $100,000 for the winner of its acquisitive sculpture prize.

Police are ordered to reinvestigate allegations they used unreasonable force against kids during a shopping centre scuffle.