The Latest Breaking News from DPI

AIADMK's Palaniswami & AMMK's Dhinakaran deplore arrest of agitating govt school part-time teachers. They demand immediate release & acceptance of demands. Protest began on Sept 25, 2023, with over 1,000 teachers asking for absorption & increased remuneration. Panneerselvam urges CM to fill 425 vacant Anna Univ. teacher posts on war-footing.

Police arrested 1K+ teachers, incl. part-time, protesting on DPI campus for permanent employment & equal pay. Protestors released in afternoon, some decided to continue. Govt. announced measures to pacify incl. increasing consolidated pay & medical insurance coverage.

'It has a huge impact on regional Australia - not just beekeepers'

NSW DPI has detected Varroa is Riverina and Sunraysia regions.

With technology becoming a big part of the education sector, the quantum of e-waste is also increasing. There are around 1,387 tonnes of e-waste and lead acid batteries lying in various government schools and office of the Department of Public Instructions (DPI) from 224 Education Blocks under 34 Educational districts…

White's seahorse used to be a common sight in the waters off Sydney and Newcastle, but numbers have declined dramatically over the past 20 years. Scientists hope that might be starting to change.

Officer in charge says they should have involved health department and NSW national parks from ‘first meeting’

More than two months since the movement and sale of raw prawns from the Clarence River was banned, there has been no compensation for affected fishers.

The Central Coast farming community of Mangrove Mountain is still paying the price for one of Australia's worst exotic animal disease outbreaks.

The NSW Department of Primary Industries believes surveillance is working and it is at the "forefront of where the mites have moved" as six new infestations are detected in multiple regions.

'They are very recent infestations.'