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Residents are invited to share their satisfaction with Council facilities and services as part of the 2026 Community Satisfaction Survey.
More than 45,000 people came to Raymond Terrace for the 2026 NSW Koori Knockout, making it a record-breaking four days of Aboriginal sport, culture and community on Worimi Country.
Port Stephens Council is calling on the community to help shape the future of local housing by providing feedback on its draft Affordable Housing Action Plan.
This week is Right to Know Week, an international campaign that raises awareness of the public’s right to access government-held information.
Hunter residents are invited to attend the joint Dungog, Maitland & Port Stephens Emergency Management & Community Resilience Expo on Saturday, 14 November at the Maitland Showground.
Port Stephens residents are invited to nominate the people and groups making an outstanding contribution to the local community.
Council has released its Six Month Progress Report, detailing milestones and highlights across Port Stephens for the first half of the year.
Council invites residents to a free Walk and Talk at the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary to learn how to identify important koala trees and tips for spotting one of the region's iconic wild koalas.
Raymond Terrace is set to welcome 10,000 visitors each day from across New South Wales when the NSW Koori Knockout kicks off at King Park from 2 to 5 October 2026.
Port Stephens Council has released a free Koala Tree Guide, giving locals a useful tool to easily spot and protect vital koala habitats.
Port Stephens Council will deliver safety upgrades on three roads, helping protect local drivers and improve road safety.
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