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Right to Know Week NSW aims to encourage both public sector agencies and public citizens to improve applied knowledge of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA Act), and to raise awareness of a person's right to access government held information in NSW.
Port Stephens Council Deputy Mayor Paul Le Mottee has been re-elected at the 28 September 2021 ordinary meeting.
Raymond Terrace's main street has had a refresh ahead of major upgrades next month - with road resurfacing, extra parking and better accessible parking now a reality for William Street.
Port Stephens Council will recommence free green waste drop off days from 3 October 2021 for essential use.
Port Stephens Council is calling on the community to nominate local heroes who have supported or inspired others, shown leadership or excelled in their field as part of the 2021 Annual Awards.
Port Stephens locals are heading into their second COVID Safe Summer, with patrols starting on Fingal, One Mile and Birubi beaches from this Saturday 18 September. Council is reminding locals to continue to follow the NSW public health orders.
Mayor Ryan Palmer has praised Port Stephens locals for achieving some of the highest double COVID vaccination rates in the Hunter Region, with around 50% of the population having received 2 jabs.
Two Port Stephens roads will receive much-needed improvements to the tune of $665,000 thanks to a successful grant application by Port Stephens Council.
King Park and Tomaree Sports Complex are the lucky recipients of the NSW Government's Regional Sport Facility Fund to keep communities healthy, active and connected.
Council has joined Port Stephens Hunter Police in distributing COVID-19 personal protective equipment (PPE) to community groups and organisations across Port Stephens.
After a difficult year managing both the COVID-19 pandemic and a natural disaster, Port Stephens Council's community satisfaction rating has dipped to 68%.
More than $300,000 in funding is now available to support the Port Stephens community and create a vibrant place to live, work and visit.
