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A new kitchen and 170 metre steel mesh fence around the tennis courts at Toongi Hall and Recreation Reserve near Dubbo have proved a hit with players and hall users, who are enjoying upgraded facilities at one of the community’s local hubs.

A joint project between Crown Lands and the Bega River and Wetlands Landcare (BRAWL) group is helping protect seven historic River Oak trees that are facing impacts from vehicles alongside the Bega River.

The Department is seeking applications by expression of interest (EOI) for a grazing opportunity on Crown land at Hillgrove.

Central Coast residents with appropriate skills are invited to apply for the board of one of the region’s most important Crown land environmental and community assets, the Central Coast Wetlands – Pioneer Dairy.

Expressions of interest are invited from the public to become members of a Community Liaison Group that will help ensure the Norah Head Lighthouse Reserve on the Central Coast is protected for future generations to enjoy.

Reflections Holiday Parks has partnered with Crown Lands on an Aboriginal Tourism Experiences Pilot Program to deliver cultural activities at Crown land holiday parks, working with Aboriginal organisations.

The NSW Government will open applications for qualified candidates to join a new professional board to help meet the needs of Sydney’s Crown cemetery sector.

Residents can enjoy new facilities at Martin Reserve in Croydon Park after a $414,000 NSW Government upgrade delivered new play equipment, barbecues, shaded picnic tables, toilets and a water bubbler in a joint project with Burwood Council.

Diversity is the key for a property near Broken Hill which has grown a reputation as a perfect place in outback NSW to host everything from grazing, music festivals and wind farms to blockbuster film productions.

Norah Head Lighthouse Reserve is ready to welcome visitors from all parts of the country after more than $400,000 in upgrades were completed.