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Port Stephens Council has won a Gold Award for the second year in the Australasian Reporting Awards for its accessible and transparent 2020 to 2021 Annual Report.
Council has opened the conversation with local experts on our funded future, encouraging those that live, work and visit Port Stephens to have their say.
Following the retirement of Port Stephens Council General Manager Wayne Wallis in May this year, recruitment to secure a new General Manager was endorsed by Council this week.
Council are encouraging those that that live, work and visit Port Stephens to get involved and have their say on our funded future.
Following a week of heavy rain and rising rivers, residents of Hinton, Woodville and Osterley remain isolated while many others continue to be inundated with floodwaters.
Internationally recognised experts from the University of New England Centre for Local Government have confirmed Port Stephens Council needs to take crucial steps to ensure its long term financial sustainability.
Port Stephens Council's ongoing commitment to securing long term financial sustainability has been given further support last night with Councillors endorsing a recommendation to commence the conversation with the community.
Celebrations for 2022 NAIDOC Week will be in full swing across Port Stephens from 3 to 10 July, after COVID-19 kept crowds away in 2020 and 2021.
As the 20 year anniversary of the Port Stephens Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management nears closer, Port Stephens Council has secured $845,000 from the NSW Government to reduce koalas being killed or injured by vehicles.
Port Stephens Council’s newly developed draft Communication and Engagement Strategy is on public exhibition for community feedback following this week’s Council meeting.
If you're renovating a home built before 1990, it may contain asbestos. Asbestos is dangerous when damaged, disturbed or deteriorating so you shouldn't remove it yourself.
Glass, rubber tyres and old asphalt are just some of the waste materials diverted from landfill to road construction as Port Stephens Council drives resource recovery to help reach its carbon neutrality goal by 2025.
