(1) How much water has Peabody's Metropolitan mine discharged into Camp Gully Creek over the last five years?
(2) What monitoring plans are in place for the Metropolitan mine water discharged into Camp Gully Creek?
(3) What are the discharge points for water pumped out of the surface facilities of the Metropolitan mine at Helensburgh?
(4) Environment Protection Authority (EPA) records state that 10 tonnes of coal overflowed into a creek adjacent to Peabody's Metropolitan Mine surface facilities in 2009, was this Camp Gully Creek which flows into the Royal National Park?
(a) If so, what work has been done to remove the coal from the Royal National Park waterways?
(b) If any remediation took place:
(i) Who carried out the work?
(ii) How much coal was removed from the Royal National Park waterways?
(c) What other incidents of coal spilling into the creek have occurred since the 1970s?
(5) What are the locations of the discharge points of water that is pumped out of the mine tunnels that run underneath Woronora Reservoir?
(a) How is that water treated?
(6) Over the last 10 years has testing equipment for the Metropolitan Mine water discharge into Camp Gully Creek failed so that water testing records have not been submitted?
(a) If so, how many times?
(7) Bionet records indicate that Platypus were sighted in Waratah Rivulet in 2006 and 2007:
(a) Have any platypus been sighted since?
(i) If not, are impacts as a result of the mining operation responsible for the local extinction of the species?