MORNING BRIEFING: Widespread erosion is expected along parts of the NSW coastline again this weekend, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting dangerous surf conditions.
NSW Surf Rescue has warned people there will be hazardous surf this weekend.The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting dangerous surf conditions along the northern half of the coast.Surf Life Saving NSW CEO Stephen Pearce warned people to stay away from the water.
The Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Sam Farraway said some freight operations would also return from July 30. The NSW government brought in regulations in September last year ruling out the incinerators in high-density residential areas. "Our legal advice states that the next step for the government should be to change the planning laws to prohibit development like The Next Generation company's proposal, which the government suggested it would do in September 2021," Mr Bleasdale said.More charges over Prospect Gym shootingA 36-year-old man has been charged over his alleged involvement in the supply of illicit firearms, following investigations into a shooting outside the World Gym in Prospect in November last year.
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