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The damage was much worse than predicted. So how did it come about, and how does it compare to the 2011 Brisbane disaster?

Heavy rainfall expected to continue overnight, with northern New South Wales next in the line of fire

Environment Protection Authority examining fish kill events at Haslams Creek, which flows into Homebush Bay, and at Rydalmere

NSW utilities warned to monitor stocks of alum and to prepare their contingency plans

Researchers say tackling the picnicking public’s instinctive ‘yuck factor’ will be part of their work

As temperatures edge towards 40 degrees this weekend, a new grading system ranks Sydney estuaries so you can see which ones are a nice spot to cool down and which are to be avoided.

As temperatures edge towards 40 degrees this weekend, a new grading system ranks Sydney estuaries so you can see which ones are a nice spot to cool down and which are to be avoided.

As temperatures edge towards 40 degrees this weekend, a new grading system ranks Sydney estuaries so you can see which ones are a nice spot to cool down and which are to be avoided.

This year the digital Sustainability Summit on 11th November presents five outstanding sessions that will explore a range of diverse subjects guaranteed to both excite and inform.

During lockdown, Marty Filipowski had to get creative about where he could swim. On several occasions, that meant slipping into the water behind the Andrew Boy Charlton Pool and swimming around to the Sydney Opera House.