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Performing arts is gaining momentum in Port Stephens with the arrival of a major festival on 15 March 2026. This event brings award-winning talent to the local community.
Four $1,000 scholarships were awarded in recognition of outstanding contributions across business, sport, health and community leadership across Port Stephens.
Returning 14 March 2026, the festival will feature incredible food, wine, cooking demonstrations, live music, and those iconic Shoal Bay sunset views.
In this February's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Anderson shares the highlights from the meeting.
King Park, Raymond Terrace in Port Stephens, will host the 2026 Koori Knockout, bringing one of Australia’s largest Aboriginal cultural events to the region.
Read the latest edition of Your Port – Port Stephen's monthly newsletter featuring all the latest news, updates on major projects and what's on in our community.
Port Stephens Council has proudly announced the recipients of the Mayoral Academic Scholarship Program, celebrating outstanding local students as they prepare to commence tertiary study this year.
Last night Council unanimously endorsed support for a bid to host one of Australia’s largest Aboriginal sporting and cultural events.
Port Stephens Council is inviting community groups, organisations and creatives to apply for Round 2 of its Community Funding Program. The grants support projects that celebrate culture, strengthen community wellbeing and activate public spaces across the region.
Port Stephens’ most dedicated community members recognised at the Port Stephens Annual Awards, announced as part of Australia Day celebrations.
Port Stephens Council is calling on creatives to help shape the identity of one of the region’s largest sporting facilities.
