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Sydney news: Marine Rescue detangles whale caught in netting off NSW coast Here's what you need to know this morning. What NSW will look like in 2061 The NSW government will today reveal a snapshot of the state 40 years from now. The Intergenerational Report is prepared by Treasury every five years and brings together demographics, housing needs, workforce trends, and key economic factors. It is used to identify challenges and opportunities likely to emerge over the coming decades. According to this year's report, in 2061 the state's population will increase by 40 per cent but there will be...

MORNING BRIEFING: The mission to rescue a whale tangled in netting off the NSW coast has been a success, and the 10-week defamation trial of Ben Roberts-Smith begins.

“Humpback whales will remain protected in Australian waters, but they are a good candidate for delisting because their numbers have increased,” Dr Pirotta said. “This is a good news story. This is an opportunity for us to focus our conservation efforts on species that have more need, like the southern right whale.” The Threatened Species Scientific Committee, which provides independent advice to federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley, is responsible for making proposals for adding or removing listed species under the act. Ms Ley will have the final say. Listed species get...

Seal becomes a daily sideshow A seal affectionately named “Reg” has become an instant hit with locals and tourists as he chills out daily on Sydney’s northern beaches. Pets & Animals by Darren Cartwright 16th Dec 2020 3:14 PM An Australian fur seal has captured the hearts of Sydneysiders and tourists as a daily "catch-me-if-you-can" attraction after randomly popping up on northern beaches for three months. The seal, who has been affectionately named "Reg", has spent the best part of Wednesday hanging out on the be...