A recent report from Geoscience Australia and the Geological Survey of New South Wales has revealed the presence of elevated levels of natural hydrogen and helium in various locations across New South Wales, indicating significant potential for these resources in the region. The findings stem from the Australian Government's long-term investment in the Resourcing Australia's Prosperity initiative, showcasing the benefits of the country's geological wealth. The report equips explorers with essential geological information and testing techniques for natural hydrogen, positioning Australia as a promising location for this emerging field due to its ancient geology. The discovery of high-purity natural hydrogen gas fields globally has fueled interest in exploring natural hydrogen as a viable, emission-free energy source. In Australia, hydrogen is predominantly utilized in industrial processes like ammonia production, while helium finds applications in diverse sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, and research. The report underscores the role of natural hydrogen in mitigating carbon emissions in challenging industries and highlights its potential applications in remote power generation, heavy transport, and sectors like iron and steelmaking. Government officials, including Minister for Resources the Hon. Madeleine King MP and Acting NSW Minister for Natural Resources the Hon. John Graham MLC, have expressed enthusiasm for the economic opportunities and clean energy prospects associated with the discoveries, underscoring a commitment to leveraging natural resources for a sustainable future.