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Water saving measures implemented in the 2019-20 financial year have saved Port Stephens Council $69,880 and 71 Olympic swimming pools of water according to water consumption data.
The NSW Government has introduced new restrictions for Port Stephens and the Hunter region from 5pm Thursday 5 August to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
After a spike in the sale of priority weeds online, Port Stephens Council is reminding the community that it's illegal to buy or sell plants, flowers or foliage that put NSW at risk.
After extensive community consultation and feedback, Port Stephens Council has introduced new dog off lead rules at Anna Bay and is trialling changes at Boat Harbour.
Everybody needs a home and there are ways communities can help - that's the message this Homelessness Week, which runs from 1 to 7 August 2021.
George Reserve in Salamander Bay is the latest Port Stephens park to receive a freshen-up, with Council installing new amenities and new play equipment.
A newly constructed pathway in Anna Bay has been named after the late Port Stephens Councillor Shirley O'Brien in recognition of her contribution to the community.
Port Stephens Council has approved over $7 million of funding to repair damage to infrastructure caused by the natural disaster event in March this year.
Port Stephens Council has approved $35,381 of financial assistance to a number of worthy community groups and individuals from Mayoral and Ward funds.
The popular Little Beach boat ramp will close from Tuesday 13 July for a $2 million upgrade that will make launching boats from the ramp easier.
The upcoming Local Government Election is on Saturday 4 December 2021. If you're thinking about nominating as a candidate, find out more about what's involved.
Essential upgrades to Clarence Town Road are progressing well, with Port Stephens and Dungog Councils undertaking rehabilitation works between Raymond Terrace and Dungog.
