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Camden calamity

AGL prosecuted for Camden wastewater spill from last year's NSW floods.

Anthony Barich
Camden calamity

The Nepean River flooded in June 2016 following heavy rain, leading to led to equipment at AGL's Camden gas project being inundated and damaged, including in the Menangle Park area.   The state's Environment...

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