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Moree Showground unveils new multi-purpose wool pavilion
Moree Showground has a new multi-purpose wool pavilion in time for the upcoming Moree Show after a $976,896 investment from the NSW Government.
Happy Campers: New Penrose Park caretakers announced
The future of Penrose Park Recreation and Campground at Silverton is in great hands with the announcement of two highly qualified new caretakers to oversee the day-to-day management of the historic reserve.
Accessible accommodation for Forster Crown land holiday park
Four new cabins have opened for guests at the Forster Reflections Holidays Crown land holiday park in a $1.3 million investment, with a new camp kitchen and amenities block also earmarked.
Land parcel at Beryl returned to Aboriginal community
The NSW Government has granted an Aboriginal land claim that will see a significant parcel of land located in the state’s Central West returned to the local Aboriginal community.
Crown Lands to manage historic Junction Reefs Recreation Reserve
Public access to Junction Reefs Recreation Reserve has been maintained after Crown Lands formally took over management of a unique and historical site in the state's Central West.
Collarenebri paves the way forward with Roads to Home
The Aboriginal community at Collarenebri is partnering with the NSW Government on more than $1.8 million in infrastructure upgrades to provide social, economic and employment benefits for the area.
Report a dangerous tree
A dangerous tree is defined as any tree or plant-related matter, which may pose a risk to life or property. Crown Lands has procedures in place to manage dangerous trees.
Mannering Park foreshore upgrade
The NSW Government will future-proof Mannering Park foreshore at Lake Macquarie by investing $600,000 to renew part of its seawall.
Ships Ahoy: Jervis Bay Maritime Museum Wharf restored
The NSW Government has partnered with Shoalhaven City Council and Jervis Bay Maritime Museum to restore the museum's historic wharf, allowing visitors to enjoy the outdoors and events while taking in the site's world-renowned collection of maritime artefacts.