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A new seawall and waterside walk has been completed at Kiama Harbour as part of a $3 million investment.

The Urunga Wetlands site is now a valuable community space following a $10 million program of extensive remediation and parkland work. It has been transformed from a once barren wasteland to a lively wetland habitat.

We manage a variety of built and natural assets across the state including coastal infrastructure, walking tracks, dams, lighthouses and historical buildings.

The NSW Government has commissioned a heritage expert to assess community feedback and identify the best options to memorialise the Prince Alfred Bridge timber road viaduct at Gundagai, which was removed last year due to safety issues.

The majority of infrastructure investment is used to enhance our natural coast and maritime resources across Crown land.

The Crown Lands Asset Management Framework has a number of infrastructure programs that enhance Crown land.

There are a number of engineered dams on Crown land. These are managed in accordance with an approved Program Management Plan.

The NSW Government is investigating the condition of the Bathurst Gasworks site to assess whether there is contamination that needs cleaning up on site, or any structural repairs that are needed.

Crown Lands has finished a major clean-up at North Stockton beach, which removed around 3,800 tonnes of buried waste from a former City of Newcastle landfill site.

The Killalea State Park has been transferred to the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS).