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Representing myself

12 September 2025 (Published: 20 June 2024)

IN THIS ARTICLE:

Accessing Environment Online when you are representing yourself 

This article is for individuals who manage their own environmental activities through Environment Online.

It explains how to log in for the first time and set up your account using one of two login options:

  • Digital Identity (myID)
  • Your email

Digital Identity

  • You have full access to all Environment Online services and activities.
  • Uses Digital Identity credentials (e.g. myID) for user authorisation and identity verification.
  • For set up instructions, refer to Set up and log in - Representing myself

Your email 

  • Provides a secure and simple login using email credentials and multi-factor authentication.
  • Individual users (not representing an entity) have limited access.  
  • For set up instructions, refer to Set up and log in - using Your Email

Important note:
If you choose to log in using your email and are representing yourself (not an entity), you will have access to a limited set of Environment Online services. For example, you can submit native vegetation clearing forms, but you won’t be able to interact with Environmental Impact Assessment applications managed by the Environmental Protection Authority.

As more services are added to Environment Online, additional functionality will become available to users who log in with Your email.

 

Associated Documents
  • Set up and log in to - using Your Email.pdf

  • Set up and log in to Environment Online - representing myself.pdf

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